 Goldman (1979) advocates process reliabilism as an account of individual justification. He proposes an analogous approach to group justification in Goldman (2014). Under individual process reliabilism, a person is justified in believing a proposition W only if she believes W through using a generally reliable belief-forming process (or sequences of processes). In addition, if a person’s belief in W were produced by previous beliefs of hers, those other beliefs must also have been justified in order that her belief in W qualify as justified.