“…These results fit with previous findings suggesting that fluency affects truth judgments independent of prior knowledge and other factors (Fazio et al, 2015;Unkelbach & Greifeneder, 2018). While participants can, and often do, judge the truth of a statement based on their prior knowledge or source credulity (Begg, Anas, & Farinacci, 1992;Unkelbach & Greifeneder, 2018), they are also influenced by low-level perceptual cues that impact fluency, such as font color and repetition (Reber & Schwarz, 1999;Unkelbach, 2007). Thus, even when participants are given advice on which statements are true or false from an advisor who is described as being 100% accurate, their truth judgements are still affected by repetition (Unkelbach & Greifeneder, 2018).…”