Discrepant fluency increases subjective truth

By Jochim Hansen, Alice Dechêne, M. Wänke. 2008

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The analysis of intuition: Processing fluency and affect in judgements of semantic coherence (2009, background): “This subtle positive affect can be become object to experiential awareness, especially when fluency of ongoing processes changes rapidly (eg, Whittelsea & Williams, 2001a , b ), for instance, when processes execute either more easily or with more difficulty than expected (eg, Hansen, Dechene, & Wa”
Relative Processing Fluency (2015, methodology): “Using the same paradigm of changes in figure-ground contrast as Hansen and colleagues (Hansen et al., 2008), Laham, Alter, and Goodwin (2009) found that descriptions of moral violations (for example, “A family eats its dead dog”) were rated as less morally objectionable when they were printed in hig”