 Goldman advances a certain principle (GJ) which runs as follows: If a group belief in p is aggregated based on a profile of members’ attitudes toward p, then ceteris paribus the greater the proportion of members who justifiedly believe p and the smaller the proportion of members who justifiedly reject p, the greater the group’s level, or grade, of group justifiedness in believing p (Goldman 2014: 28). In other words, group justifiedness increases with a greater percentage of individual members with justified beliefs.