We need to keep up with
recency of experience, chart update cycles and aircraft inspections to name a few.
The images were presented contiguously and simultaneously on the computer screen, but would be subject to a left-right bias that would have promoted a
recency effect for the form on the right side of the screen.
(2.) This contrasts with Internet advertising, which despite its
recency and relatively small size has attracted considerable attention from economists.
Scholars seem to agree that the
recency hypothesis covers presidents over the last 40 to 50 years (Bose 2003; Lonnstrom and Kelly 2003).
They looked at various factors such as
recency of hospitalizations prior to pregnancy, the number of previous hospitalizations, and the length of the most recent hospitalization, to differentiate women who were most likely to have a bipolar or psychotic episode in the post-partum.
Third, a
recency effect revealed that participants remembered significantly more phrases from the second story versus first story heard, F(1,14) = 6.70, p < .01, and the second party versus first party heard, overall, F(1,14) = 17.43, within the daily cohort, F(1,6) = 7.18, and within the weekly cohort, F(1,6) = 9.31 (all p's, <.01).
This success followed the
Recency victory of Jordans Glory (by Hondo Black) and the Sittingbourne Standard Stakes win by Wintons Scruffy (by Honcho Classic) in 28.85sec, the second fastest 473m clock of 2005.