Likewise, functional neuroimaging also suggests a similar division for many different domains (e.g., executive vs. automatic semantic processing, number computations vs. fact recall, familiarity vs. recollection in episodic memory, top-down vs. bottom-up attention, etc.: Corbetta and Shulman 2002 ; Delazer et al. 2003 ; Vilberg and Rugg 2008 ; Whitney et al. 2009 ; Kim 2010 ; Noonan et al. 2013 ).
All these cases involve damage to, or abnormal functioning in brain regions associated with recall and familiarity.
Over the last 50 years, his idiosyncratic vocal style has gone from causing widespread dismay – "we sounded quite good … then Neil started singing," as one member of his early 60s combo the Squires gloomily recalled – to comforting familiarity.
Chappelle began his two-minute statement by noting his personal interactions with the police in the town have been positive, and he even recalled having a level of familiarity with the officers in town while he was growing up ― a contrast, he said, with current community-police relations. .
Mr. Morse threaded his way through a neighborhood where he once attended Divine Redeemer Catholic School, delivering a pitch about the recall and gun control with the well-worn familiarity of a touring stage actor.
All participants completed the testing tasks in the following order: landmark familiarity rating, stop-point ordering, action recall, distance estimation, and direction estimation.
My own guess would be that he may have had a loose familiarity with Douglass' name sufficient to recall it was somehow associated with Black Americans, but his knowledge otherwise lacked context.
This effect of context familiarity has also been shown in recall tasks using sport-specific stimuli.
Sirota was part of the subcommittee on civil rights and vividly recalls that feverish week in February 1946, when her familiarity with Tokyo, her research skills honed during the war years and her fluency in Japanese proved invaluable.
Eisenberg fondly recalled working on "Initiations" both because of his familiarity with much of the crew who had previously worked on Deep Space Nine, as well as the opportunity to "goof around" with Robert Beltran (Chakotay) on set.
The higher accuracy rates for prosocial faces cannot be explained by familiarity alone as participants were able to recall the behavioral context tagged to the faces.
