f something is easily understood, we say that it is procedurally fluent. Procedural fluidity acts similarly to mood. For example: when we are in a bad mood we have a negative view of life and think that it offers little satisfaction. Instructions: Mention another example (to an everyday occurrence) - (procedurally fluent)

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