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| the degree to which information is correct and free from error |
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| the degree to which information is regarded as true and credible |
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| the degree to which information is of sufficient depth and breadth for the task at hand |
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| the degree to which information is compatible with previous information |
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| the degree to which information is sufficiently up-to-date for the task at hand |
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| the systematic determination of the merit and worth of information |
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| being faced with more information that one can effectively process |
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| the degree to which information is suitable for a particular purpose |
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| the degree to which information is free from bias |
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| the degree to which information is applicable and useful for the task at hand |
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| the degree to which information is available in time to perform the task at hand |
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| Understandable (information) |
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| the degree to which information is easily comprehended |
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