 Thus the general idea is that this account of the justification of a basic belief avoids the dilemma argument. Part of the reason for thinking this is that direct recognition of fit between the experiential element and the propositional claim "…grows out of [my] awareness of the content of the claim and of the corresponding experience. To be sure, I must recognize the fit between the two, but this recognition is not a further, cognitively independent judgment, which would then require further independent justification, but is instead cognitively guided by and based on those experiences themselves" (BonJour 2006, 745-46). Another reason the regress is avoided, according to BonJour, is that the direct recognition of fit is not strong awareness, something that is needed to initiate and fuel the regress in the dilemma argument.