Primacy Effects Often Result from

question 68

Multiple Choice

Primacy effects often result from

• A) a tendency for information presented early on to strongly influence a final decision.
• B) strong emotions that disrupt the memory of information presented early on.
• C) the belief that information encountered early on is particularly accurate.
• D) a failure to engage in schematic processing.

Recognize the developmental stages of cognitive development according to Piaget.

Comprehend the capabilities emerging in adolescents with formal operational thought.

Recognize factors contributing to higher rates of depression in teenage females.

Identify demographic and psychological patterns in adolescent suicide rates.