Search Results - subject:"Epistemic trust"

Trust in science and scientists : implications for (higher) education

Vaupotič, Nina; Kienhues, Dorothe; Jucks, Regina - In: Trust and communication : findings and implications of …, (pp. 207-220). 2021

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The innate code of charisma

Castelnovo, Omri; Popper, Micha; Koren, Danny - In: The leadership quarterly : LQ ; an international … 28 (2017) 4, pp. 543-554

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Future proofing child protection social work

Shemmings, David - In: Journal of Children's Services 12 (2017) 2-3, pp. 202-210

Purpose How might the profession of child protection social work be “future proofed”, i.e. remain intact and of value beyond its present existence? The paper aims to discuss this issue. Design/methodology/approach This is a discussion/“think piece” paper, in which the author argues that...

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Gene Technology in the eyes of the public and experts. Moral opinions, attitudes and risk perception.

Sjöberg, Lennart - Economics Institute for Research (SIR), … - 2004

included Interfering with Nature, Moral value of technology and Epistemic trust. Experts were throughout much more positive to …

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Too much trust in (social) trust? The importance of epistemic concerns and perceived antagonism

Sjoberg, Lennart; Herber, Misse Wester - In: International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 8 (2008) 1/2, pp. 30-44

technology per se (epistemic trust) as well as belief in the existence of opposed interests and goals (antagonism). In the … epistemic trust and perceived antagonism. Similar results were obtained when the dependent variables were attitude to the …

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