Full Idea
Examples confirm that beliefs may be both involuntary and subject to epistemic evaluation.
Gist of Idea
Involuntary beliefs can still be evaluated
Source
R Feldman / E Conee (Evidentialism [1985], II)
Book Reference
'Epistemology - An Anthology', ed/tr. Sosa,E. /Kim,J. [Blackwell 2000], p.171
A Reaction
This is an extremely important point, which summarises the situation with beliefs that arise from (apparent) immediate perception. A belief cannot possibly be knowledge if it has been triggered, but no effort was made to evaluate it.