Direct Knowledge
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Direct knowledge is a kind of knowledge.
It is characterised by relations among contents in the memory that are formed as a result of a direct experience.
Examples :
- Sun rises in the east.
- Lemon is yellow.
- My mother loves me.
- My friend is not here today.
- My height is 180 cm.
And so on. These all events/objects were witnessed and hence logically arranged.
Direct knowledge is very useful, as there is a high amount of certainty about it.