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1. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › books › NBK321980What Is Trust

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   Sep 23, 2015 · Workshop participants described and discussed several definitions of trust, what is known about the components of trust and distrust, and the history of trust in science. What is the meaning of trust? “Trust is complex,” according to Tim Caulfield of the University of Alberta.

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2. home.nr.no › ~abie › PapersTHE MEANINGS OF TRUST D. HARRISON MCKNIGHT NORMAN L. CHERVANY

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   “Trust is itself a term for a clustering of percept ions.” (White, 1992: 174) Scholars and practitioners widely acknowledge trust's importance. Trust makes cooperative endeavors happen (e.g., Arrow, 1974; Deutsch, 1973; Gambetta, 1988). Trust is a key to positive interpersonal relationships in

3. www.academia.edu › 26734535 › What_is_Trust_A(PDF) What is Trust? A Conceptual Analysis and an ...

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   Trust is central to interpersonal (Golembiewski & McConkie, 1975) and commercial (Morgan & Hunt, 1994) relationships. Trust is crucial wherever risk, uncertainty, or interdependence exist (Mayer, Davis & Schoorman, 1995; Mishra, 1996).

   • Author: Norman Chervany

4. nyuad.nyu.edu › Robbins-2016-Sociology_CompassWhat is Trust? A Multidisciplinary Review, Critique, and ...

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   With this guide, I provide a definition of trust that is precise and parsimonious: a definition that captures the essential properties and elements of trust while avoiding tautol- ogy and circularity.

5. www.academia.edu › A_general_definition_of_trust(PDF) A general definition of trust | Kieron O'Hara ...

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   In this paper, we examine the concept of trustworthiness and the role that it plays in trust relationships, both within and outside digital environments. First, we consider and reject the traditional notion of trustworthiness (TW), where TW is a characteristic or property applicable only to the trustee in a trust relationship.

   • Author: Kieron O'Hara

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 239538703_The(PDF) The Meanings of Trust - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 1996 · This chapter defines disposition to trust (and -distrust) constructs from psychology and economics, institution-based trust (and -distrust) constructs from sociology, and trusting/distrusting...

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   What is trust in science?

   • There is no universally accepted definition of trust. Available definitions are complex, and vary by academic discipline and context. Workshop participants described and discussed several definitions of trust, what is known about the components of trust and distrust, and the history of trust in science.

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   What does trust mean?

   • In this way, trust is merely a belief about another person’s trustworthiness that can be used to rationally or non-rationally achieve (or not achieve) one’s goals and desires. Third, trust is a function of the trustworthiness of others.

   What is Trust? A Multidisciplinary Review, Critique, and Synthesis

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   What is a trust construct?

   • These constructs, though defined at the personal level, are scalable to various levels of analysis and may be used in various trust situations, including IS/customer relations. Trust is central to interpersonal (Golembiewski & McConkie, 1975) and commercial (Morgan & Hunt, 1994) relationships.

   What is Trust? A Conceptual Analysis and an Interdisciplinary Model

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   Why is Trust important in a relationship?

   • Trust is central to interpersonal (Golembiewski & McConkie, 1975) and commercial (Morgan & Hunt, 1994) relationships. Trust is crucial wherever risk, uncertainty, or interdependence exist (Mayer, Davis & Schoorman, 1995; Mishra, 1996).

   What is Trust? A Conceptual Analysis and an Interdisciplinary Model

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   What is particular trust?

   • Within this dimension, trust is conceived of as either particular or general.3Particular trust encapsulates the view that trust can only be placed in specific people we know or at least have information on (Baier 1986; Mayer et al. 1995; Rousseau et al. 1998).

   What is Trust? A Multidisciplinary Review, Critique, and Synthesis

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   Why is Trust important in Information Systems?

   • Trust is crucial wherever risk, uncertainty, or interdependence exist (Mayer, Davis & Schoorman, 1995; Mishra, 1996). These conditions flourish in many settings, and certainly exist in the relationship between Information Systems (IS) people and their customers.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 297569382_Trust(PDF) Trust in Science and the Science of Trust - ResearchGate

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   Feb 25, 2016 · To deal with scientific information, laypeople have to trust in scientists and their findings. We will at first describe the role of trust in doing and understanding science. Then a summary...