Specifically, analysis considered data in the context of trust, familiarity, confidence and risk.
These surprising findings suggest that, depending on the context, the degree of familiarity can cause opposing patterns of activation in regions of the AON.
First, presenting familiar contexts at a test leads to an attribution of context familiarity to a recognition probe, which has been dubbed 'context-dependent recognition'.
In the context of a lack of familiarity, Luhmann argues that 'confidence' is required, which is semantically different to 'trust' [ 64].
This effect of context familiarity has also been shown in recall tasks using sport-specific stimuli.
The study is as such not an evaluation of performance, and the first-hand knowledge of context and familiarity with the data material may be seen as a strength to this descriptive observational study.
In the case of context, the familiarity with the words 'context' and 'situation' has perhaps been rather deceptive: the first to raise an alarm against this tendency was of course Firth in his critique of Malinowski (Firth, [1968]).
Our data confirms previous literature that suggests women conceptualise postnatal depression in the context of role transition, loss of familiarity and loss of control[ 21].
For example, students may be more familiar with questions about the physics of hockey pucks, and thus those questions group together in a factor analysis of students' responses because of familiarity with context rather than application or understanding of the deeper conceptual kinship.
The responses indicated that supervisors understood this lack of initiative to be partly explained by what they considered to be doctoral students' unrealistic expectations; their lack of familiarity with the context and prevailing administrative requirements and language problems.
