In the combined-modalities analysis, a common grey matter association of voice, face and name familiarity was identified in right fusiform gyrus; common grey matter associations of voice and face cross-modal recognition were identified in right temporal pole and anterior fusiform gyrus.
Here they identified poor familiarity, time and confidence as key barriers.
Many factors affect how readily an object can be identified, including familiarity and the number of alternatives to be distinguished.
No significant partial associations were identified for voice, face or name familiarity or for cross-modal recognition of voices or faces.
The present study aims to investigate whether previous findings are driven by the use of non-temporal strategies or whether the same pattern of brain regions is identified when relative familiarity and semantic narrative strategies are discouraged.
For example, Cabana et al. [ 24] identified lack of familiarity, awareness and agreement with guidelines as significant barriers to guideline adherence among physicians.
Others identified lack of physician familiarity and, at times, agreement with guidelines [ 16].
These experts were identified based on their familiarity with HRQL issues in kidney cancer and RCC patients.
In addition, the same analysis for subjective familiarity ratings identified positive correlations with bilateral ventral striatum, ventral tegmental area (VTA), PHG, insula, as well as anterior STG and motor cortex (Table 3).
In a one-back task, we found this region (identified by an orthographic familiarity effect with visual words < pseudowords) to exhibit high activation to visual artificial word-like stimuli (i.e., false fonts) and marked deactivation to auditory artificial word-like stimuli (i.e., reversed speech).
