The TEST principle states: 'If a subject S (seemingly) comprehends a (seeming) presentation-as-true by a (seeming) speaker that [p], and if that causes or sustains in the normal way S’s belief that [p], then that confers justification on S’s belief that [p].'

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  Epistemology of Testimony | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• justification concept