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In this manner, process reliabilism proves its mettle by providing straightforward treatments of these initially challenging cases of immediate justifiedness versus unjustifiedness (Goldman, 2008).

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What explains these intuitive judgments of justifiedness and non-justifiedness?

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Thus, Feldman and Conee agree that a basing relation is essential to an adequate account of doxastic justifiedness.

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(Goldman, 1988) proposed two different senses or types of justifiedness.

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The traditional notion that justifiedness arises exclusively from one's momentary mental states has always been problematic.

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Another admissible element in an account of justifiedness is the causal relation.

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Thus, justifiedness is often a matter of a history of personal cognitive processes.

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What usually motivates these approaches is the felt need for more stringent conditions on justifiedness and knowledge than mere de facto reliability.

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“Folkways” put forward an attribution theory, a theory that aimed to explain or predict the judgments people make about justifiedness.

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In short, strong justifiedness requires de facto reliability and weak justifiedness imposes no such requirement.

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