agent's behavior depends on the agent's trust in the competence of the advisor and on their trust in the motives of the … advisor. Trust in competence depends on how good the advice received from the source has been in the past. Trust in motives … behavior: the degree of trust expressed in a source (stated trust) and the weight given to the source's advice (revealed trust …

, competence, predictability and goodwill trust. These are described in terms of their evolution at different stages of the firm …Trust among agents (or persons) involved in the process of innovation is intrinsic to successful innovation. An … examination of the firm’s trust in its agents at various stages of the innovation process will therefore contribute practical …

This study incorporates insights from research on group decision-making and trust repair to investigate the differences … that arise when alleged transgressors attempt to regain the trust of groups as compared to individuals. Results indicate … that repairing trust is generally more difficult with groups than individuals, and both groups and individuals were less …

subadditivity). There is also evidence that emotions, actual competence and confidence positively affect the possibility effect …

. Restrictions imposed on NPOs are reasonable if they are compensated by benefits from greater trust. The rigidity of constrains and …

, confidence and empathy, exploiting key factors which predispose people to fall victim to attacks of social engineering such as …

Europe through the lens of cultural variations. Specifically, how trust, confidence and equality matter with regard to tax … revenues and tax progressivity. Within this regard, we achieved strong results linking trust and confidence to higher tax … revenues and higher tax progressivity. That is, where trust among societal members is low and confidence in public institutions …