The proposition that people tend to believe more readily in things that are easy to understand than complicated things is called

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The "illusion of truth" effect refers to the phenomenon where people are more likely to believe information to be correct after repeated exposure to it, which often correlates with the ease of understanding. Simpler, more understandable statements are more easily processed and thus more likely to be seen as true.

The Proposition That People Tend to Believe More Readily in Things