"But I think you have a certain amount of credibility by virtue of familiarity".
Does he understand who I am and what my needs are?' And a guy like Thompson — that familiarity, that credibility — is there, without question".
First, non-interactive avatars should be endowed with human voices rather than text-to-speech engines, in order to increase perceptions of information credibility, website trusts, and familiarity among female consumers.
He offers criteria Obama wants: an outsider's perspective, credibility with the business community, familiarity with the ways of the Cabinet and experience in navigating divided government.
This difference between familiarity and laity as sources of credibility [12] raises the question whether the different sources for credibility that are listed in the literature [7 10] can indeed be mixed.
A relevant question is whether familiarity is the preferred basis for credibility.
However, inside an academic institution, your familiarity with the research environment and the credibility your postdocing experience will give you are more marketable--provided you can demonstrate commercial awareness.
Their strengths are to large extents related to their understanding of the technical and scientific issues involved and grasp of concrete cases, their familiarity with laboratory work, as well as their credibility when communicating with fellow scientists.
The familiarity with the sender of a message, and the sender's perceived credibility and expertise ensure greater acceptance of the message.
However, using a similar task, but in the domain of approximate numeration, Bahrami, Didino, Frith, Butterworth, and Rees (2013) found that familiarity had little impact on collective performance, suggesting the dyad members evaluated the credibility of each other's confidence estimates in the context of their current task performance.
