BACKGROUND Trust is essential in the workplace, yet no systematic studies of trust among pediatric critical care professionals have been done. OBJECTIVE To determine the feasibility of measuring trust in a pediatric intensive care unit by using established scales from the corporate world and to determine what behaviors build, break, and rebuild trust. METHODS The Reina Trust and Betrayal Mo...

Trust is the expectation of a person about another person’s behavior. Trust is important for many security related decisions about, e.g., granting or revoking privileges, controlling access to sensitive resources and information, or evaluating intelligence gathered from multiple sources. More often than not, the issue is complicated even further because the person making the decision has no dir...

trust, along with transparency, is an important indicator of a satisfactory relationship between a government and the public. considering transparency as the key to trust in government, the purpose of this paper is to postulate a link between transparency and trust taking into account satisfaction as a psychological factor. this paper tries to find the answer of these questions: “is there any s...

Although many have studied the effects of outcome feedback on system trust, little is known about the formation of trust when such unequivocal information is absent. Such situations presumably cause users to rely on less concrete information, such as information from others, and process feedback. The aim of this paper is to establish the effects of these types of information, and to apply the H...

When people rely on the web to gather and distribute information, they can build a sense of trust in the websites with which they interact. Understanding the correlates of trust in most websites (general website trust) and trust in websites that one frequently visits (familiar website trust) is crucial for constructing better models of risk perception and online behavior. We conducted an online...

Interpersonal trust is an essential ingredient of many social relationships but how stable is it actually, and how is it controlled? There is evidence that the degree of trust into others might be rather volatile and can be affected by manipulations like drawing attention to personal interdependence or independence. Here we investigated whether the degree of interpersonal trust can be biased by...

today, women`s social health has become an important and critical issue. social health is the reflection of society`s conditions and it is derived from multiple social factors. intervention in these factors is beyond the medical profession and sociologists are required in this field. on the other hand, trust has become a vital topic in human communities in the present era. considering the effec...

The trust literature distinguishes trustworthiness (the ability, benevolence, and integrity of a trustee) and trust propensity (a dispositional willingness to rely on others) from trust (the intention to accept vulnerability to a trustee based on positive expectations of his or her actions). Although this distinction has clarified some confusion in the literature, it remains unclear (a) which t...

The Internet gives users easy and immediate access to a lot of resources (documents, media, services, etc.). Among this abundance of items, information overload is an evergrowing problem. Recommender systems are one classically proposed solution to cope with this problem. We propose an evolution of trust-based recommender systems that only relies on local information and can be deployed on top ...