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Confidence 13 Vertrauen 13 Theorie 4 Theory 4 Artificial intelligence 2 Künstliche Intelligenz 2 Robot 2 Roboter 2 Automation 1 Automatisierung 1 Business start-up 1 Economic sociology 1 Entrepreneurship 1 Entrepreneurship approach 1 Gesundheitsversorgung 1 Gesundheitswesen 1 Health care 1 Health care system 1 Humanitarian aid 1 Humanitäre Hilfe 1 Interdisciplinary research 1 Interdisziplinäre Forschung 1 Kernenergie 1 Kernenergiepolitik 1 Negotiations 1 Nuclear disarmament 1 Nuclear energy 1 Nuclear energy policy 1 Nuclear industry 1 Nukleare Abrüstung 1 Nuklearindustrie 1 Organizational behaviour 1 Religion 1 Saatgut 1 Seed 1 Social Web 1 Social network 1 Social web 1 Sociology 1 Soziales Netzwerk 1
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C. Mayer, Roger 4 A. Boettcher III, William 1 A. Brewer, Gene 1 A. Jessup, Sarah 1 A. Wise, Richard 1 B. Lyons, Joseph 1 Bobko, Philip 1 Bromme, Rainer 1 Celaya, Xavier 1 Cervantes, Jasmine 1 Cohen, Adam B. 1 Cook, Karen S. 1 Damodaran, Arvin 1 Eloy, Lucca 1 Gillespie, Nicole 1 H. Davis, James 1 Hendriks, Friederike 1 Hirshfield, Leanne 1 Krueger, Frank 1 Lockey, Steve 1 M. Mayer, Barbara 1 M. Mourtgos, Scott 1 M. Wingert, Kimberly 1 Moon, Jordan 1 P. Long, Chris 1 P. O’Rourke, Holly 1 Pitaes, Margarida 1 R. Wagner, Alan 1 Reimann, Martin 1 S. Wormley, Alexandra 1 Scheutz, Matthias 1 Schilke, Oliver 1 Shulruf, Boaz 1 Singh, Munindar P. 1 Sitkin, Sim B. 1 Torres, Alexis 1 Tran, Sydney 1 Wu, Yan 1
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Chapter 17. The complex social network web of entrepreneurial trust
H. Davis, James - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 211-221). 2024
Risk is at the core of both trust and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs, investors, customers, employees all risk some form of loss with new ventures. Every party involved in a new deal must manage their vulnerability, their trust, with the enterprise and everyone involved in it. New ventures...
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Chapter 16. Religion and trust: basic theory and trust in organizations
Cervantes, Jasmine; S. Wormley, Alexandra; Moon, Jordan; … - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 199-209). 2024
The study of religion and trust, especially within organizations, has largely been conducted in silos. However, given the complex implications of religion on decision-making, moral reasoning, and social identity, it is important to recognize the role that religion plays in trust within...
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Chapter 15. Trust in healthcare professions' education: an interdisciplinary research agenda
Damodaran, Arvin; Shulruf, Boaz - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 185-197). 2024
Healthcare settings are complex and high risk, making for ripe environments to study trust. This chapter is a broad introduction to exploring trust in healthcare settings, particularly teaching hospitals. It describes how data on trust in healthcare and clinical teaching can be gathered and the...
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Chapter 13. Trust in evacuation robots
R. Wagner, Alan - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 161-172). 2024
This chapter explores how to create robots that enhance user safety by promoting an appropriate amount of trust during an emergency evacuation. The results from our experiments demonstrate that people tend to overtrust robots and, during an emergency, will follow or wait by a broken robot....
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Chapter 11. Trust in nuclear nonproliferation negotiations
A. Boettcher III, William - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 133-145). 2024
Trust between state parties to nuclear nonproliferation agreements is difficult to generate. The context in which these negotiations occur differs greatly from social, market, or interpersonal interactions. Often the other party is an adversary, with a history of negative interactions and...
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Chapter 10. Human trust in the context of autonomous robots
B. Lyons, Joseph; Scheutz, Matthias; A. Jessup, Sarah - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 119-131). 2024
The current chapter discusses the factors that shape public opinion of autonomous security robots (ASRs). Using robots in security contexts, such as in police activities, is an area that has raised concerns among the public and is thus a fruitful domain to study in order to understand the...
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Chapter 9. The sociology of trust
Schilke, Oliver; Reimann, Martin; Cook, Karen S. - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 105-117). 2024
Trust is and has been at the heart of sociological inquiry. Most contemporary trust research focuses either on generalized or on particularized trust. However, we note a significant lack of cross-pollination as well as a missing middle ground between the two perspectives. Having reviewed the...
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Chapter 7. Perceptions of trustworthiness and decisions to trust are determined by anticipation of future states
A. Brewer, Gene; Torres, Alexis; Celaya, Xavier; … - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 77-89). 2024
Perceptions of trustworthiness and decisions to trust emerge from a set of interrelated neural/cognitive processes that are somewhat stable within and between individuals. We provide a literature review of cognitive and cognitive neuroscience research on future-oriented psychological mechanisms...
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Chapter 6. Trust attractors: a dynamical systems approach to trust research
P. Long, Chris; Sitkin, Sim B. - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 63-75). 2024
This chapter presents a different way of conceptualizing and visualizing trust dynamics by exploring how trust attractors influence trust relations at multiple analytical levels. Consistent with research on dynamical systems and conflict, we identify trust attractors as change-resistant attitude...
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Chapter 5. Trust in autonomous technology: the machine or its maker?
M. Wingert, Kimberly; C. Mayer, Roger - In: A research agenda for trust : interdisciplinary perspectives, (pp. 51-62). 2024
Autonomous systems are created to perform a task so that a person does not have to. However, people differ in their willingness to trust and rely on such technology. To begin to understand what determines a person’s decision to trust an autonomous system (e.g., a self-driving car), it is first...
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