Effects of chronological presentation of information on processing and memory for broadcast news

Annie Lang

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Media Studies and Communication Memory Processes and Influences Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media

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This study shows that the order of information presentation in broadcast news stories influences recall and recognition of information contained in the newscast. Specifically, it was theorized that...

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