processing fluency effect

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Dec 22, 2025
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Sanchez: Princeton study proves rhythmic and rhyming statements are judged more truthful
“The processing fluency effect is actually where a Princeton study found that statements that rhyme or follow rhythm are judged as more truthful. And what does this mean? It means if the brain can process a phrase quickly, it assumes it must be correct.”
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