“…An independent t test using the average of the four satisfaction items (Cronbach's alpha = 0.984) also reveals the expected results for the scenarios (t(1,178) = 16.745, p<0.001, M satisfaction = 7.27, SD = 1.59, M dissatisfaction = 3.19, SD = 1.67). The two-way anova test revealed a significant interaction between the independent variables (fluency: "easy" vs "difficult" / "dissatisfaction" vs "satisfaction") (F(1,115) = 12.015, p = 0.001 η p 2 = 0.095) and the average satisfaction (four items, Cronbach's alpha = 0.970) questioned before purchase intentions, showing the same pattern as other related studies (Aarts & Dijksterhuis, 1999;Haddock, 2002;Viacava et al, 2015;Winkielman & Schwarz, 2001). Perceived difficulty reduced the average satisfaction of the positive scenario ("satisfaction": M easy = 7.55, SD = 1.43, M difficult = 6.47, SD = 1.36 / p=0.009) it increased the average satisfaction of the negative scenario ("dissatisfaction": M easy = 2.88, SD = 1.46, M difficult = 3.74, SD=1.76 / p=0.027).…”