Knowledge in an area is a set of justified beliefs about relationships among concepts ___________.
A)that are not well known to the general populace
B)relevant to that particular area
C)that appear unrelated
D)which are obvious
E)in the head of an employee

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Knowledge in an area refers to beliefs that are justified and relevant to that particular area. Choices A, C, D, and E either do not accurately describe knowledge or are irrelevant to the definition of knowledge in a specific area.

Knowledge in an Area Is a Set of Justified Beliefs