By contrast, the W.N.B.A. not only sold the players in their markets, but this familiarity also helped sell the teams and the league.
Each of Harbach's characters longs for this familiarity in his or her own way, and each is attempting to distance him or herself from some big-city experience by settling there.
In the rap world, this familiarity extends from stars like Jay-Z and Foxy Brown to the dancers in the videos to Steve, the guy on the sidewalk who hands out rap-show flyers from a shopping bag.
This familiarity, in turn, influenced the choice of nursing home and the responses of family carers.
In this model, familiarity, unlike recollection, is assumed to reflect a signal-detection process, so familiarity is measured with d′.
These results represent a dissociation between alcohol's effects on locomotor and anxiety related responses, and also illustrate how environmental factors, in this case familiarity with the water, may interact with such effects.
But in this case familiarity breeds more comfort than contempt.
However, even in this case, familiarity biases still limit learning, indicating that our results are not fully dependent on this averaging affect.
For each animal, the vulnerability variables were entered as a block at Step 3, following the forced entry of gender and negative evaluation at Step 1 and loomingness at Step 2. Due to its non-significant effect on fear of most of the animals used in this study, Familiarity was not used in the regression equations.
Early human exposure means that caretakers are already perceptually recognized as low-threat stimuli by the time the HPA axis is mature, and thus humans do not initiate the neurally driven component of a fear response later in life (in this case, familiarity breeds indifference).
