To simplify a judgment, people often base it on easily accessible information. One cue that is usually readily available is processing fluency – a metacognitive feeling of ease of cognitive processing. Consequently, processing fluency is used as a cue for many different types of judgment, such as judgment of truth, confidence, and novelty. The present work describes results of three studies investigating various aspects of processing fluency effects on judgment. Processing fluency has been sometimes equated with speed of a cognitive process. Therefore, response times have been used for evaluation of processing fluency. However, response times in experimental tasks often do not encompass only the time needed for a given process, but also the...
Psychological effects connected with fluent processing are called fluency effects. In a sample of 40...
People prefer methods that involve subjectively easier and faster processing fluency, and emphasize ...
Processing fluency influences various judgements in memory and cognition such as fluency-based famil...
To simplify a judgment, people often base it on easily accessible information. One cue that is usual...
Processing fluency, or the subjective experience of ease with which people process information, reli...
This dissertation investigates the role of processing fluency in human judgment; it consists of thre...
many examples in mind found the process difficult, whereas those who had fewer examples in mind retr...
Results from two studies suggest that the interpretation of the fluency experience is contingent on ...
People make judgments on the basis of not only information but also the feelings they experience dur...
The authors used paired-associate learning to investigate the hypothesis that the speed of generatin...
Fluency refers to a subjective experience of the ease of which things are processed or come to mind....
textFluency of processing – the ease with which one extracts information from stimuli – affects a va...
Studies have demonstrated that perceptual fluency—the ease of perceiving stimuli—does not contribute...
Fluency is the experienced ease of ongoing mental operations, which increases the subjective positiv...
Processing fluency is the ease of processing information about a stimulus, which people can attribut...
Psychological effects connected with fluent processing are called fluency effects. In a sample of 40...
People prefer methods that involve subjectively easier and faster processing fluency, and emphasize ...
Processing fluency influences various judgements in memory and cognition such as fluency-based famil...
To simplify a judgment, people often base it on easily accessible information. One cue that is usual...
Processing fluency, or the subjective experience of ease with which people process information, reli...
This dissertation investigates the role of processing fluency in human judgment; it consists of thre...
many examples in mind found the process difficult, whereas those who had fewer examples in mind retr...
Results from two studies suggest that the interpretation of the fluency experience is contingent on ...
People make judgments on the basis of not only information but also the feelings they experience dur...
The authors used paired-associate learning to investigate the hypothesis that the speed of generatin...
Fluency refers to a subjective experience of the ease of which things are processed or come to mind....
textFluency of processing – the ease with which one extracts information from stimuli – affects a va...
Studies have demonstrated that perceptual fluency—the ease of perceiving stimuli—does not contribute...
Fluency is the experienced ease of ongoing mental operations, which increases the subjective positiv...
Processing fluency is the ease of processing information about a stimulus, which people can attribut...
Psychological effects connected with fluent processing are called fluency effects. In a sample of 40...
People prefer methods that involve subjectively easier and faster processing fluency, and emphasize ...
Processing fluency influences various judgements in memory and cognition such as fluency-based famil...