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Trust and Distrust: Listening to Children about Their Relationships with Professionals
This article explores trust in children’s relationships with professionals in the context of safeguarding concerns. With exception, existing research with children about trust in professionals often fails to unpick trust.
Hayley Davies
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Comparing Antecedents of Chinese Consumers’ Trust and Distrust
To help retailers gain consumers’ trust, many studies have investigated antecedents of consumer trust. However, distrust, a concept closely related to trust, has attracted only sporadic research attention.
Dan Zhao +4 more
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Building trust during crises by engaging with existing distrust
It has often been argued that trust cannot be built during crises. While this line of thinking recognizes the importance of building trust before or after crises, it negates the possibility of building trust during a crisis.
Tarun Kattumana +3 more
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When Logic Meets Politics: Testimony, Distrust, and Rhetorical Disadvantage
The contested testimony in the Hill-Thomas ease is an illuminating test case for universalistic theories about the reliability of testimony. There is no reasonable alternative to universalistic standards of epistemic appraisal.
Trudy Govier
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The erosion of political and societal trust, polarization, and the omnipresence of disinformation may undermine the perceived trustworthiness of established sources of information.
Michael Hameleers
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Political Inequality and the Origins of Distrust: Evidence for Colombia [PDF]
This paper aims to identify the effect of political exclusion on social capital in Colombia, suggesting social capital as an important channel through which political inequality has been central for Colombian economic development.
Alvarez Villa, Daphne
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One of the first things that comes to mind when we think of the special issue’s theme, “Trust in a Social and Digital World” is the epidemic of ‘fake news’ and a cluster of trust- relevant vices we commonly associate with those who share it, click on it, and believe it. Fake news consumers are, among other things, gullible and naïve.
Carter, J. Adam, Meehan, Daniella
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The Psychological Space of Professionals’ Trust and Distrust in Socio-Technical Systems
Background. The spatial aspect of professionals’ trust and distrust in socio-technical systems has not been sufficiently explored. The study of its structure, criteria for spatial distribution, and interrelationships of elements is of both scientific and
Anna Yu. Akimova, Aleksander A. Oboznov
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The Emerging Aversion to Inequality: Evidence from Poland 1992-2005 [PDF]
This paper provides an illustration of the changing tolerance for inequality in a context of radical political and economic transformation and rapid economic growth.
A Ed Clark +32 more
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New Aggregators for Global Reputation on Bi-Lattice Based Trust Model
Within large and growing human communities where interactions occur, trust is a key factor to consider. Computational trust models have then been widely studied since the 2000s targeting items ratings (e.g. in e-commerce) or M2M (e.g.
Baptiste Beltzer +2 more
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