A testimonial exchange involves two distinct processes: the production of the speaker's testimony, which relates to the likelihood the speaker tells the truth, and the hearer's consumption of the testimony, which relates to the hearer's ability to monitor for signs of falsehood.

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  Epistemological Problems of Testimony

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• testimony concept
• %Truth concept