Yes, because they can see (for short anagrams at least) how the letters have been rearranged. Seeing many solutions does improve the ability of average individuals to recognize similar anagrams, but not as greatly as actually working out a solution.
As with other puzzles where the solution is already known to the puzzle creator, there is no intrinsic value to solving anagrams. The focus of many anagrammers is to show how language has created words using the same letters that have some apt connection, as in the anagrams silent and listen.
The anagrams are leadership and dealership.
The anagrams are strops and sports.
The anagrams are drainer and randier.
The anagrams are present, repents, and serpent.
The anagrams of the words are "station model."
The anagrams are deranging and gardening.
The anagrams are garnish and sharing.
The anagrams are articles and recitals.
The anagrams are suitcase and sauciest.
The anagrams are lamest and metals.
The anagrams are absorption and probations.
The anagrams are "arcane" or "a crane."
The anagrams are relaying and yearling.
The anagrams are strops and sports.
The anagrams are leadership and dealership.
The anagrams are drainer and randier.
The anagrams are phase, shape and heaps.