true belief

True belief, in the context of general knowledge, refers to a conviction that a person holds about a certain fact or statement, which they accept as true. For a belief to be considered "true belief," the statement must actually be true in reality. For example, if someone believes that the Earth orbits the Sun, and this is scientifically accurate, then it is a true belief. However, true beliefs can vary among individuals based on their perspectives, experiences, and the information available to them, highlighting the importance of evidence and critical thinking in forming accurate knowledge.