Explanation: Recalling listed items or information from memory is usually attributed with a memory retrieval effect called the primacy and recency effect. When an individual remembers items at the beginning of the list probably due to the fact that it might have been rehearsed better than those at the end of the list, this is Called PRIMACY EFFECT. However, one might be able to recall items at the end of the list better than those at the beginning probably because they still exist in the short-term memory, thus is Called RECENCY EFFECT.
Therefore an individual may be able to remember either the items at the beginning or end of a list better. However, items at the middle seems to be the least likely to be remembered.
You attend a lecture in which a politician lists the 20 points of his/her platform in a relatively short period of time. After leaving the lecture, you are least likely to recall the points from the middle of the list
