Leitgeb's Stability Theory shows that full belief can be formally defined as credence stable across a set of probabilistically possible worlds, requiring no appeal to evidence type.
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A subjective degree of belief, used in Bayesian epistemology to represent how strongly an agent believes a proposition.
full belief(Buchak (2014) — epistemology of belief)
A doxastic state that a partial belief may or may not qualify as, depending not only on the degree of the partial belief but also on the type of evidence underlying it.