According to the standard account, the necessary and sufficient conditions for knowledge are all of the following except
A) justification.
B) belief.
C) truth.
D) intuition.

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The standard account of knowledge, often referred to as the "justified true belief" model, holds that for someone to know something, three conditions must be met: the belief must be true, the person must believe it, and there must be justification for the belief. Intuition is not considered a necessary condition for knowledge in this model.

According to the Standard Account, the Necessary and Sufficient Conditions