Trust, Faith, and Commitment: A Reasoned Action Approach

Valuing Values: A Case for Reasoned Commitment

Reasoned action theoRy

think so because the hatred occurs in the unconscious mind. This circular reasoning has received much criticism, but belief in the unconscious still persists. As another example, educators often assume that people wish to express themselves, and when a student is reluctant to participate in class or in a discussion, the student is suffering from social fears, sometimes called communication appr...

Exploiting Trust in Bad Faith

Trust has been researched from various perspectives, focusing mainly on interpersonal trust in a traditional world of face-toface interaction. Nowadays, technology has changed the ways people interact with each other, and thus the way trust is established or destroyed. Increasingly often we interact with representations of others mediated through technology rather than with people or organizati...

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Neuropsychological testing and concussions: a reasoned approach.

R and clinicians have raised awareness about the serious consequences of sport-related concussion, which occur 1.6 to 3.8 million times per year in the United States alone. Although the concept of the second-impact syndrome (a second head trauma causing brain swelling and death) remains controversial, the published cases do raise concerns. Short-term concussion disabilities (eg, mood, memory, c...