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The disparity in techniques is probably due to study specific requirements, familiarity of use, and availability of equipment in specific research settings.
Based on the literature we expect to find that caller-specific information (familiarity and sex) coded in the calls affects the auditory laterality.
It was a specific recipe: comfortable familiarity set against an alien horror.
A number of candidate areas could generate less specific novelty and familiarity signals (Albasser et al., 2011a; Ho et al., 2011).
When they were involved in sales, most community pharmacists (88.2%) usually recommended the generic name of the CAM only, and for the minority who recommended specific brands, brand familiarity was the main influence on their decision.
Although this could lead to the idea that we may see age-related differences in the neural network associated with personal familiarity, the specific components defining the personal familiar experience were shown to be highly preserved in aging: access to semantic information [23], [24], retrieval of personally highly relevant episodic context [25], and emotional processing [26].
People who have worked with Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, talk admiringly of his familiarity with specific loan portfolios.
Moreover, before we even asked about participants' familiarity with specific journals, we asked whether they read English journals at all.
Familiarity with specific facial images is also an aspect of social cognition, which is acquired within 45 h [2] or at two days [3] after birth in human infants, and the capacity for self-face (one's own face) recognition subsequently increases until two years of age.
