The attribution hypothesis framework suggests that fluency (ie, the relative ease and speed
with which an item is processed) could constitute a basis for memory judgments. Using a
Remember-Know procedure, the usual perceptual fluency manipulations during recognition
only affect know responses. A possible explanation of these results is that perceptual fluency
acts on processes which are not directly relevant for remembering. Recent episodic memory
models emphasize the involvement of the egocentric-updated with self-motion (Ego-Up) …