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The 9 pages that link to Credibility, each with the reason it gives.

• TestimonyRelated: A hearer's assessment of a speaker's credibility helps determine whether to accept a report.

• DeterrenceRelated: A deterrent threat matters only if its target believes it will be carried out.

• Epistemic injusticeRelated: Testimonial injustice occurs when prejudice distorts how much credibility a speaker receives.

• Soft powerRelated: A gap between a country's claims and actions can erode the trust its attraction depends on.

• Public imageRelated: Perceived credibility influences whether audiences accept statements associated with an image.

• HyperboleRelated: Repeated or implausible exaggeration can make a speaker seem less trustworthy.

• DistrustRelated: Judgments of credibility provide a common basis for trusting or doubting testimony.

• Hard powerRelated: A threat has little coercive effect if its target doubts the state will act.

• Martha Mitchell effectRelated: The effect shows how perceived credibility can diverge from the accuracy of an account.