The information collected by groups that advocate a position is usually more creditable than information gathered by neutral parties.

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Groups that advocate a position often have a bias towards their own viewpoint and may selectively gather or present information that supports their position. This can make their information less credible compared to information gathered by neutral parties who have no vested interest in the outcome of the issue.

The Information Collected by Groups That Advocate a Position Is