The primacy effect shows our tendency to remember information presented first more clearly, influencing how we emotionally and cognitively respond to subsequent encounters.
When we encounter new information, our cognitive resources are more available, allowing us to process initial data more deeply, enhancing memory retention.
The position of information can dramatically affect recall; therefore, leveraging the primacy effect is essential for creating effective user experiences in design.
As part of the serial position effect, the primacy effect highlights how the placement of information influences not only recall but also user interaction.
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