Topic 4 - Pennington and Hastie - Story Order Flashcards

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What is primacy effect?

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Remembering the first piece of information

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What is recency effect?

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Remembering the last piece of information

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What was the aim?

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To test the hypothesis that jurors are more easily persuaded by ‘story order’ than ‘witness order’

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What is story order?

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Presenting evidence in the sequence that events occurred

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What is witness order?

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Presenting witnesses in the order most likely to persuade a jury

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What was the method?

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Participants were asked to be jurors in a mock murder trial. The lawyers representing both the defence and the prosecution varied the order in which evidence was presented

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What was the order with the highest guilty verdicts?

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Witness order in defence and story order in prosecution

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What was the order with the lowest guilty verdicts?

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Story order in defence and witness order in prosecution

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What was the conclusion?

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Story order is more persuasive that witness order

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