Some hybrid views of testimonial justification argue that both the speaker and the hearer play an essential role in the hearer's ability to acquire justification, which may require the hearer to possess non-testimonially based reasons to believe the speaker is reliable on a specific occasion.

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  Epistemological Problems of Testimony

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• testimonial justification concept