Invalid inference strategies may nonetheless be legitimate under which of the following approaches to epistemic justification?
A) Foundationalism
B) Coherentism
C) Reliabilism
D) Skepticism

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Reliabilism holds that a belief is justified if it is produced by a reliable cognitive process, regardless of whether or not the inference strategy used to generate the belief is logically valid. As long as the belief was produced by a reliable cognitive process, it is considered justified from the reliabilist perspective.

Invalid Inference Strategies May Nonetheless Be Legitimate Under Which of the Following