This complements work on trust, which is defined as confidence in a manager based on familiarity, relationships, and connections to colleagues (Guiso, Sapienza, and Zingales 2004; Gennaioli, Shleifer, and Vishny 2015).
Therefore, high familiarity relationships tend to invoke more informal language, whereas low familiarity relationships are likely to call upon more formal language.
Whilst providers may be focusing on evidence-creation in their own area of practice, in the community issues around access, familiarity, relationships, social networks and confidence are key drivers of choice and care pathways.
It creates a familiarity, a relationship and an ongoing experience for the customer".
"In contrast, Ghanaians are very relationship-oriented, where they feel a need to develop trust and familiarity -- a relationship --prior to moving forward.
RS to familiar (famous) and unfamiliar faces was also examined to determine whether familiarity modulated any relationship between autistic traits and RS.
The metaphysical element of the story is less persuasive than the uneasy familiarity in the relationship that Huppert and Depardieu craft.
That familiarity, the close relationship between screen and reality, led audiences to see Lee's film not so much as a work of art but as an amicus brief in the court of public opinion.
To the extent that I thought about it at all, I thought that through sheer motion I might be able to create a tunnel of emptiness, in myself or in the world, that would fill up with a sense of his presence — his voice, his humor, his warmth, the perfect familiarity of our relationship.
Barnes (1995) suggests that "students should not be taught rules for differentiation until they have developed a good understanding of what a derivative is, and a familiarity with the relationship between a function and its derivative" (p. 4).
Kaplan & Kaplan [ 13] propose that familiarity describes the relationship between an individual and something the individual has considerable experience with.
