 So acceptance of p involves ‘premissing’, i.e., the decision to use p as a premise or rule of inference in further reasonings, and Cohen thought that he was carving nature at its joint here: “Belief is a disposition to feel, acceptance a policy for reasoning” (Cohen 1992, 5). This is in many ways not faithful to Cook Wilson’s original ideas, but one can sense their presence within the idea of being unreflectively disposed to feel that p being conceptually distinct from accepting p.