Office Space works not so much through storyline as through the steady accretion of perfect details, painstakingly assembled for maximum recognition and familiarity.
From the perspective of dual process models, which suggest that two distinct processes (recognition and familiarity) underlie recognition [5], the current results indicate that the recollection component of recognition is related to narrowed overt attention during encoding and recognition.
Those hippocampal cases with consistent recognition memory deficits show a different profile, i.e., deficits for both recollective-based recognition and familiarity-based recognition (Manns et al., 2003; Cipolotti et al., 2006).
Since then a series of polls has shown Warren falling in the Democratic pack, despite her high name-recognition and familiarity to politically informed voters.
The same logic is often used in studies that attempt to understand many cognitive processes that appear to involve separate processes, such as between implicit and explicit learning, re, priming and recognition, and recollection and familiarity based memory.
All subjects had a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment including measures of voice perception (vocal size, gender, speaker discrimination) and voice recognition (familiarity, identification, naming and cross-modal matching) and equivalent measures of face and name processing.
Recognition of radiologic features and familiarity with the clinical course and sites of potential involvement are essential for making the correct diagnosis and helpful for management decisions.
Recognition is based on knowledge and familiarity is based on feeling, but neither entails the other.
The results of five new experimental recognition memory tests tapping recollection and familiarity using verbal, topographical (buildings and landscapes) and unknown human faces memoranda revealed striking differential effects according to the type of stimuli used.
Jacoby's work measured age-dependent distinctions between familiarity (recognition) and source memory (recollection) of a given event.
However trivial the picture, it's the recognition and the rush of familiarity that is fun - an added benefit that's lost on pigeons but satisfying for us.
