epidemiology of familiar and non-familiar marriages in jiroft city (2000-2001)

Sounds Familiar?

Work by Agus and colleagues in this issue of Neuron defines a human mechanism for the rapid learning of novel noises. The noises do not have a verbal label, and are stored accurately for weeks.

Testing the Use of Whole-part Juxtaposition and Mutual Exclusivity in Preschool Children with Familiar and Non-familiar Objects

1. Summary of the theory and issues Young children's rapid acquisition of words and language suggests that they use word learning rules and tools to aid in their fast learning. Recent studies about word learning have proposed that specific principles or tools may be utilized in children's language learning including the mutual exclusivity principle and the whole-part juxtaposition principle. Th...

Novel and Familiar Stressors

OBJECTIVES : We examined the role that novelty plays in determining interactions between chronic and acute stress, when both the chronic and acute stressors emphasize emotional processing (i.e. stressful stimuli that do not present immediate threats to somatic homeostasis, and are processed primarily by limbic and forebrain circuits). METHODS : Rats were exposed to a chronic variable stress (CV...

Getting Familiar With Biosimilars

Biotechnology has revolutionized the treatment of many chronic and acute illnesses, including cancer. The latest advance comes in the form of biosimilars. At the JADPRO Live at APSHO conference, Kelley D. Mayden, MSN, FNP, AOCNP, of Wellmont Cancer Institute, Bristol, Virginia, gave an A-to-Z talk about these drugs and what they mean for the advanced practitioner in oncology. “The science of cr...

Old Familiar Faces

Capuchins recognize familiar faces

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.anbehav.2016.09.017 0003-3472/© 2016 The Association for the Study of A Although growing neural evidence suggests that human and nonhuman primates share a similar faceprocessing mechanism, evidence from behavioural research has been mixed. If primates share a similar face-processing system, one would expect to observe similar behavioural effects in both human and non...