This diagram comes from a study by Glanzer and Cunitz (1966) who looked at the effect of delay on recall. This shows three serial position curves for a task like the one we did in class where you had...

Extracted text: This diagram comes from a study by Glanzer and Cunitz (1966) who looked at the effect of delay on recall. This shows three serial position curves for a task like the one we did in class where you had to recall 20 words in any order. In one of these curves, there was no delay before recall. In one there was a 10 second delay and in one there was a 30 second delay. What do these curves demonstrate? .70 .60 50 10 .40 .30 20 10 15 POSITION The primacy effect is reduced or even eliminated with a delay. O The primacy effect is enhanced with a delay. The recency effect is enhanced with a delay. The recency effect is reduced or even eliminated with a delay. PROPORTIOON CORRECT