Each of the 4 levels of the size and familiarity conditions (same-size familiar, vary-size familiar, same-size unfamiliar, vary-size unfamiliar) comprised 10 same-identity blocks in which the same face was shown 10 times, and 10 different-identity blocks containing images of 10 different faces; a total of 80 stimulus blocks (Fig. 1 A).
RTs were entered into a 2 × 2 × 2 repeated measures ANOVA including Familiarity (familiar, unfamiliar), Size (same-size, vary-size), and Repetition (same, different) as repeated measures factors.
Mean parameter estimates for each region were entered into separate 2 × 2 × 2 analyses of variance (ANOVAs) including Familiarity (familiar, unfamiliar), Size (same-size, vary-size), and Repetition (same-identity, different-identity) as repeated measures factors.
Away from fixation, vision resorts to using other depth cues e.g., linear perspective, familiar size, aerial perspective.
Prior to a second interaction, eyespots of familiar size-matched combatants were manipulated to reverse information conveyed by this visual signal.
Although many sports bras come in basic small, medium, large, and extra large sizes, some use a familiar sizing system that includes both cup measurements (A, B, C, D, E, F and so on) and band measurements (32, 34, 40, 44 and so on).
Yet the 228i is a familiar size for a BMW, with familiar proportions and handling characteristics.
Furthermore, instance views of priming suggest that the effects of study-test changes in object size on priming may depend on participants' familiarity with a specific object size; specifically, priming will be larger for objects tested in an unfamiliar size when they were studied in an unfamiliar than when studied in a familiar size.
The room that we used was a seldom-used classroom, with which very few of our participants were familiar, draped with black felt to obscure familiar size and texture information.
Pictorial cues (e.g., familiar size, relative size, texture gradient, and linear perspective), motion-produced cues (depth from motion and motion parallax), and binocular disparity are all visual cues derived from retinal information.
