Categorization in infancy based on novelty and co-occurrence.

categories (i.e., groups of objects that do not share perceptual features, such as food) abound in everyday situations.

Neural target selection as a marker of real-world familiarity during search for perceptually distinct objects.

Prior studies have shown that behavioral performance is better when detecting specific familiar items based on real-world experience (e.g., an own-age face, a specific bird for bird experts), compared to less familiar items (e.