Question

What do analysts and briefers use to alert policymakers to the level of confidence they have in their judgments, based on the available information?

Answer 1

Answer:

Estimative Language

Explanation:

To create confidence in their judgements, they use three different levels of information. They are:

• High confidence judgement which generally comes from a trustworthy source of information, that means when the source is of good quality the information is of high reliability, although the information might be wrong sometime.
• Moderate confidence means although the information is credible but it is not a good source to rely on and the quality of work might be low.
• Low confidence shall possibly mean that the information is not of good credibility or the sources are not secure enough.