Sentence examples for familiarity control from inspiring English sources

It is therefore striking that in all three behavioral conditions involving familiar objects (recency test, recency control, familiarity control; Albasser, Poirier, & Aggleton, 2010), the optimum pathway model involved direct lateral entorhinal cortex to CA1 interactions but not lateral entorhinal to dentate gyrus (or CA3) interactions.

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).

Consequently, the familiarity control involved recency judgments (Albasser, Poirier, & Aggleton, 2010).

In rural Thai villages, risk perception was related to familiarity, control of outbreaks, catastrophic potential, and level of knowledge [ 9].

In this respect, the c- fos recency networks also bear a strong similarity to networks derived from a group of rats ("familiarity" control) examined in a previous study of object recognition (Albasser, Poirier, & Aggleton, 2010).

The criteria are familiarity and control more than luxury.

Familiarity was controlled in that each female had been housed in the same room as her father and her control male for longer than six months including time during the breeding season when mating calls and alarm calls are frequently heard in the animal rooms.

When familiarity was controlled, however, the difference was reversed, with the non-manipulable objects now being identified more quickly.

We tested two hypotheses in each call type: (i) Patriline Signature Hypothesis: calls will be distinctive by patriline, and (ii) Patriline Recognition Hypothesis: females will respond differently to calls from their fathers and unrelated males when familiarity is controlled.

Finally, it contributes to the understanding of how a user's familiarity with a control device could affect the subjective and objective performance of the device.

However, as noted above, the comparison of pseudowords and familiar words does not control for familiarity, therefore increased activation for pseudowords relative to regularly spelled words may simply be a consequence of pseudowords being less familiar and more difficult (i.e., slower) to read.