 Is it true, as process reliabilism claims, that beliefs formed by reliable processes are (intuitively) considered justified and that beliefs formed by unreliable processes are (intuitively) considered unjustified? Here are some examples of processes that frequently lead to false beliefs: wishful thinking, reliance on emotional attachment, mere hunch or guesswork, and hasty generalization. Beliefs produced by such processes would all be considered, intuitively, unjustified. So there is a high correlation between process-unreliability and unjustifiedness. Similarly, here are some examples of processes that commonly lead to true beliefs: standard perceptual processes, good reasoning, and introspection. Here again there is a strong correlation between process-reliability and justified belief.