Finally, the interaction effect revealed a set of regions in the right caudate (caudate head, Fig. 2f), the left middle frontal gyrus (Fig. 2g), the right inferior parietal lobe (Fig. 2h), and the right precuneus (Fig. 2i) that respond to unexpected familiarity (relative to expected familiarity) and to expected novelty relative to unexpected novelty.
To minimize the chances that resident and migratory owls would respond to the familiarity of the caller rather than the information in the call, all of the recordings were of little owls that didn't live in the area.
33 The aHPC responds to generic novelty, whereas the pHPC responds to familiarity to stimuli that have behavioral relevance.
This pattern of results suggests that the regions isolated in the interaction analysis have a predominant role in responding to unexpected familiarity.
The key informant was asked to fill out the questionnaire or to pass it on to another individual who was qualified to respond to the survey because of his/her familiarity with the subject matter.
For instance, animal research has shown that different hippocampal neurons can respond to different features (such as novelty or familiarity) within the same task [Brown and Xiang, 1998].
But she concluded that moviegoers would ultimately respond to the new film's spirit of teamwork and familiarity.
The present driving simulator study investigated whether road familiarity (increased exposure to the same road) influenced failure to respond to a change in road signs.
Often, the mantled guereza will respond to calls regardless of "caller identity," focusing more on the collective vocal displays and not the familiarity of the caller.
Laboratory surge capacity is required to continue vital public health activities and respond to a crisis, and surveillance systems for bioterrorism incidents are needed that can be used routinely with familiarity by staff.
