CONTEXT EFFECT AS A FUNCTION OF SERIAL POSITION OF TEST ADJECTIVE IN PERSON DESCRIPTION
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A primary concern of the present study was a comparative test between the weighted average and the change-of-meaning hypotheses of the context effect, by determining what changes in the magnitude of the context effect occur as a result of changes in serial position of a test adjective within the sequence. A test adjective was interpolated at various points within a set of three adjectives. A person description was presented by both the serial and the simultaneous mode. The results showed that the context effect varied systematically as a function of serial position under the serial presentation mode, whereas the context effect had no dependence on serial position in the simultaneous mode, producing the constant context effects. The person impression ratings exhibited a trend that the serial presentation mode produces a primacy effect and the simultaneous mode yields no order effect. The results of the two kinds of judgment provide evidence to support the weighted average model.
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