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The Arguments for and Against Internalism
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Which of the following is a central tenet of internalism?
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Justification for beliefs is determined solely by factors internal to the believer.
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Internalism holds that the justification for a belief is determined solely by factors internal to the believer, such as their evidence and reasoning. This means that the truth or falsity of the belief is irrelevant to its justification.