Fluent and easy-to-process items are often:
A)perceived as being the most difficult items to remember.
B)given low JOLs even when memory for these items may be excellent.
C)the ones we recall implicitly.
D)given high JOLs even when memory for these items may be poor.

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Fluent and easy-to-process items are often perceived as easier to remember, leading to higher judgments of learning (JOLs), even if the actual memory performance for these items may not be as good as predicted. This is due to the fluency heuristic, where the ease of processing is mistakenly taken as an indicator of memory strength.

Fluent and Easy-To-Process Items Are Often