Proceedings of the IEEE 2010 National Aerospace &Amp; Electronics Conference 2010
DOI: 10.1109/naecon.2010.5712918
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Review of trust research from an interdisciplinary perspective - psychology, sociology, economics, and cyberspace

Abstract: Trust and trustworthiness apply to a wide range of applications in automation and human interactions. Their definitions and characteristics vary depending on the context and the situation. Nevertheless, they are significant because of risk, vulnerability, uncertainty, and confidence. In this paper we review past work to converge our understanding of Trust (human centric and subjective) and trustworthiness (hardware/software centric and objective) across fields including literature from psychological, sociologi… Show more

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“…Deutch defines trust as the situation when an individual faces an ambiguous path in which the outcome is either beneficial or harmful depending on the behavior of another person [5].The nature of trust is identified as dynamic in context [6]. Considering this characteristic, several trust management systems(applicable to different domains) have been developed.…”
Section: A Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Deutch defines trust as the situation when an individual faces an ambiguous path in which the outcome is either beneficial or harmful depending on the behavior of another person [5].The nature of trust is identified as dynamic in context [6]. Considering this characteristic, several trust management systems(applicable to different domains) have been developed.…”
Section: A Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These systems are either reputation-based or policies-based. For reputation-based systems, trust is evaluated on the history of performance or interaction whereas for policy-based systems, trust assessment is based on credentials for issuance of access [6]. Furthermore, trust has three properties; identification, qualification and consistency.…”
Section: A Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The working definitions we adopted in [4] were given by Corritore et al [6] as: Trust is an act of a trustor (subjective), i.e. a person places his or her trust in some object regardless of whether the person's trust proves to be well placed or not.…”
Section: A Working Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To answer these questions, we build on our previous paper [4] in which we employed an interdisciplinary approach to highlight trustworthiness characteristics and trust measurements in social sciences and cyberspace. This approach was motivated because trust and reputation are subjective measures; there exists a wealth of trust studies and empirical findings in the field of social sciences; and it is argued that the concept of incorporating reputation into trust in a social network is a proxy for modeling trust in sensor networks [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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