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The overall actions and strategies individuals use to seek, find, evaluate, and use information.
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The process of actively searching for information to fill a knowledge gap or answer a question.
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applying and processing information after it has been found.
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The feeling of lacking certain information that motivates someone to seek it.
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Exchanging or distributing information with others.
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Assessing the accuracy, reliability, and relevance of the information found.
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Deliberately avoiding certain information.
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Feeling overwhelmed by too much information, making it difficult to process effectively.
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Places or media from which information is acquired.
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The feeling of doubt or confusion when information is incomplete or unclear.
