A quality of information demonstrated when different independent observers could reach the same general conclusions that the information represents what it purports to represent is:
A) verifiability.
B) comparability.
C) understandability.
D) neutrality

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Verifiability means that the information presented can be confirmed by multiple independent sources, which ensures that the information is accurate and reliable. If different independent observers can reach the same conclusions about the information, it suggests that the information is verifiable and trustworthy. Comparability, understandability, and neutrality are also essential qualities of information, but they do not specifically address whether the information can be independently verified.

A Quality of Information Demonstrated When Different Independent Observers Could