Recently Dunn [ 18] provided a cogent exposition of how the apparent dissociation between recollection and familiarity on the one hand, and confidence on the other, could be more parsimoniously explained by a signal detection model.
To minimize the impact of computer familiarity on the results of computerized testing, we applied "one-key performance" in our study, which means that children completed the test by pressing one particular key only.
For each face, participants rated perceived familiarity on a seven-point scale (1 = very unfamiliar; 7 = very familiar).
Bettye LaVette fights familiarity on "Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook" (Anti .Ms.
He could speak with notable familiarity on the last of those topics.
"There's not a lot of familiarity on either side with how a U.K.-U.S. company works, and does business, versus how it's done here".
The sender could advertise familiarity on an open forum — and thus might stand to gain — or defer to the privacy of a direct message.
It thrives on cosy familiarity, on records that remind listeners of other records: Sing to the Moon feels more ambitious than that.
Roma might still be at an early stage of their preseason preparations, but they had a far greater familiarity on their side.
Pre-season games have demonstrated the lack of familiarity on the team as they shipped a ton of goals and didn't score many either.
It's a cheap familiarity on my part though, because I never really knew him beyond a breezy "hello," and it is my loss.
