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Chapter 7 Memory

Memory Fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grZuwo_YlY0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eTtzH_4gP8

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The serial position effect is the tendency to remember information that falls at the beginning and the end of a list more easily than the information in the middle. The primacy effect is better recall for information at the beginning of a list. 3. The regency effect is better recall for information at the end of a list. Ask by a show of hands how many of them got at least the first five items correct, and then ask them how many of them got at least the last five items correct. Discuss with students how the answers they gave demonstrate the primacy and recency effects.