Before revision: When a participant is asked to recall a set of random words, there is a marked tendency for items from neighboring positions in the study set to also be recalled successively also known as the contiguity effect, characterized by Michael J. Kahana .
After revision: When a participant is asked to recall a set of random words, there is a marked tendency for items from neighboring positions in the study set to also be recalled successively also known as the contiguity effect, characterized by Michael J Kahana .