The aim of this study was to investigate whether aging affects the neural networks underlying personal familiarity when perceiving personally familiar versus unfamiliar faces and places.
We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate the neural network associated with personal familiarity during the perception of personally familiar faces and places.
Personal familiarity in this case applies when a subject knows the person being viewed in daily life, and has personal interaction with that person.
Personal familiarity infl uences the processing of upright and inverted faces in infants.
That the call came from a German chancellor who was raised in Communist East Germany, and thus has personal familiarity with government spying, heightened the irony and the bitterness.
And, yes, defending his personal familiarity, hugs and nose-rubs and hair-kisses and all, and in the process questioning some aspects of #MeToo.
The personal familiarity with the man, and his methods of work in the laboratory, that I gained in those years remained, of course, an abiding possession.
For all of his personal familiarity with the material, Mr. Provenzano has turned out a movie that largely owes its tone and style to other movies.
The Expressionists often convey — or even, like Schiele, advertise — their personal familiarity with the bold, the louche, and the lowdown, perhaps as a sign of enviable cool.
Such approaches let people devise governance regimes that are tailored to the peculiarities of the local resource and can draw upon the commoners' personal familiarity with it.
Instead, these are some guidelines from an experienced freelance writer who has some personal familiarity with the use of copyright laws and intellectual property.
