Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

The Impact of Repetition-Induced Familiarity on Agreement With Weak and Strong
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Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …

The impact of repetition-induced familiarity on agreement with weak and strong arguments. |
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Repeated statements are perceived as more valid than novel ones, termed the illusion of
truth effect, presumably because repetition imbues the statement with familiarity. In 3 studies …