Anti-individualism about testimonial justification posits that the justification of an audience's testimony-based belief can be affected by factors external to the audience, such as the speaker's epistemic condition or the general reliability of testimony in the audience's local environment.

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  Social Epistemology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• testimonial justification concept