The inferentialist view of testimony sees testimonially-based belief as the acceptance of an argument where a person (S) concludes that a proposition (p) is true because a testifier (T) is telling them (p), and T or people like T have generally been reliable in the past.

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  Epistemology of Testimony | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• testimony concept
• testimonially-based beliefs concept
• argument concept