feelings of familiarity ... in the sense that items perceived more quickly tend to be identified as familiarcan influencefeelings of familiarity ... in the sense that items perceived more quickly tend to be identified as familiar

to both familiarity - based explicit recognition and perceptual primingcontributesto both familiarity - based explicit recognition and perceptual priming

Categorization judgments(passive) may also be influenced byCategorization judgments

responding without awareness of memory retrievalinfluencesresponding without awareness of memory retrieval

more to recognition judgments than conscious processescontributedmore to recognition judgments than conscious processes

preferences for attractive faces(passive) are influenced bypreferences for attractive faces

to FOKsleadto FOKs

in turn to the overestimation of timeleadsin turn to the overestimation of time

learners(passive) being influenced bylearners

from previous exposureresultingfrom previous exposure

to a positive evaluation even if the consumer does not see an exact image of the product beforehand and even if the consumer is exposed to something that has no relation to the productcan leadto a positive evaluation even if the consumer does not see an exact image of the product beforehand and even if the consumer is exposed to something that has no relation to the product

to size effects on judgments of learningcontributesto size effects on judgments of learning

to effects of stimulus size on judgments of learningcontributesto effects of stimulus size on judgments of learning

judgments when search failsinfluencesjudgments when search fails