Category: Familiarity

• 12 November 2025

  Your mother’s voice — out now in the Jour­nal of Neuroscience

  How do infants con­tin­u­ous­ly process famil­iar social sig­nals? And how does this famil­iar­i­ty shape perception? In a new paper out now in Novem­ber in the Jour­nal of Neu­ro­science, Jonas and Mar­tin Orf teamed up with The Lübeck Baby­lab and its Direc­tor Sarah Jessen. In a large group of 7‑months old infants and their fam­i­lies, Sarah […]

• 17 August 2021

  New Paper in Cog­ni­tion by Lavan, Kre­it­e­wolf et al.

  Con­grat­u­la­tions to for­mer Obleser post­doc Jens Kre­it­e­wolf (now at McGill Uni­ver­si­ty) for his new paper in Cog­ni­tion, “Famil­iar­i­ty and task con­text shape the use of acoustic infor­ma­tion in voice iden­ti­ty perception”!  Togeth­er with our col­leagues from Lon­don, Nadine Lavan and Car­olyn McGet­ti­gan, we took a new approach to test the long­stand­ing the­o­ret­i­cal claim that lis­ten­ers […]

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