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In addition, speech perception is facilitated when a highly familiar voice is presented suggesting that familiarity may even help listeners to compensate for sensory or cognitive decline (Johnsrude et al., 2013).

In that study, the Familiarity control rats were simultaneously shown a highly familiar object (from the previous trial) and an object that is less recent but still highly familiar (used in all previous sessions).

An apt comparison for The Lego Movie might be The Simpsons Movie, since they are both non-sequels featuring a highly familiar brand.

This strategy continues to be a highly familiar form of corporate development.

Intuitively, certain apps are sure to perform: Netflix, for example, is a highly familiar format on the TV.

However, it aims to appeal to a mainstream UK market with a highly familiar plug and light switch design where the switch itself moves when you switch it off.

In the fixed-target (consistent mapping) version (Everling et al. 2002, 2006), monkeys had long training in monitoring a sequence of pictures for a particular, highly familiar target.

On Trials 19 24 of Experiment 1a every rat was simultaneously presented with a novel object and an object made highly familiar over multiple previous trials (e.g. on Trial 19, object 'U' vs. the highly familiar object 'T', see Table 1).

Finishing up the new season is a popular and highly familiar musical, "Little Shop of Horrors" by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman.

It is important to emphasize that the relation between individual differences in anxious temperament and brain activity was maintained even when brain activity was assessed in the security of an individual's highly familiar home environment.

Even in the field of social perception where differences in the level of agent realism (e.g., humans versus robots) have received attention [e.g.], [14,15], familiarity effects have been reported in mPFC and PCC regions as a function of viewing highly familiar faces relative to less familiar faces [16].