recency

First, psychologists have documented a phenomenon they call the recency effect.

Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

First, psychologists have documented a phenomenon they call the recency effect.

Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

First, psychologists have documented a phenomenon they call the recency effect.

Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001

Many of today's gold lovers are inflicted with what psychologists call the "recency" effect – the tendency of human beings to give most importance to what has happened in the recent past.

Is that Gold's Glitter or Your Brain's Tricks? Shefali Anand 2011

This is a cognitive bias known as the recency effect.

NYT > Home Page By BRIAN BURKE 2011

This is a cognitive bias known as the recency effect.

NYT > Home Page By BRIAN BURKE 2011

But be careful about succumbing to what psychologists call recency bias - the tendency to form beliefs based largely on the most recent observations in a long series of data.

doggdot.us 2009

In addition to the various data points used, campaigns based on custom audiences can be refined using factors such as recency and frequency of a given behavior.

From SEM to CDM (Consumer Data Marketing): The Newest Layer of Targeting - Andy Monfried - MediaBizBloggers 2009

It's called "recency" and it's the way people extrapolate past events (or returns) into the future, even as those past returns become less likely to repeat.

James Berman: Reports of the Death of Equities: Greatly Exaggerated 2009

Maybe they were scared by Yahoo MyWeb 2.0, or just the sheer scope of what technorati, feedster and increasingly del. icio.us have to face everyday when it comes to spam, indexing, relevancy and the latest buzzword in search "recency".

Web 2.0 + Search ain't easy Kids Ben Barren 2005