How to use in-sentence of “primacy”:
+ Oxford University Press, Chapter 3: Evolutionary considerations: the primacy of the implicit.
+ In 1972 psychologist Phillip Marshal tested whether eliminating rehearsal would affect the primacy effect.
+ Though Brodie and Murdock acknowledged that rehearsal is essential to the primacy effect, they asserted that the primacy effect may indirectly be a type of recency effect.
+ Which proved that rehearsal accounted for the existence of a primacy effect.
+ James, in other words, is shown in charge of the Jerusalem group, which conflicts with later claims of Peter’s primacy there.
+ In the 1970s psychologists became interested in testing the role rehearsal played on the primacy effect.
+ The tendency to remember the first piece of information given to us is known as the primacy effect.
+ It was only in the last part of the 8th century that Jerusalem experienced a period of rapid growth, achieving a population far greater than at any time before and clear primacy over the surrounding towns.
