Risk, danger, and trust: refining the relational theory of risk

Christoffersen, Mikkel Gabriel

doi:10.1080/13669877.2017.1301538

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“…One possible explanation for this pattern is that neurotic narcissism may actually have a complex set of connections with social trust due to the tendency for this aspect of narcissism to be characterized by a view of the world as being both dangerous and competitive. It is possible that neurotic narcissism could have a positive indirect association with social trust through the dangerous social worldview (see Christoffersen, 2018, for an extended discussion of the complex connections between perceptions of danger and trust) but a negative indirect association with social trust through the competitive social worldview. However, it should be noted that the connections neurotic narcissism has with the social worldviews have been rather weak and somewhat inconsistent across previous studies (e.g., Zeigler-Hill et al, in press).…”

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Narcissistic personality features and social trust

Dehaghi

Zeigler‐Hill

2021

Psihol. teme (Online)

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Narcissism has been shown to be associated with a lack of trust in others, but little is known about the factors that may play a role in the tendency for narcissistic individuals to mistrust others. The present research examined whether the associations that specific narcissistic personality features had with social trust were mediated by social worldviews. A large study of Iranian community members (N = 3,446; mean age of 34.28 years) revealed that the antagonistic and neurotic aspects of narcissism had negative indirect associations with social trust through the competitive social worldview, whereas the extraverted aspect of narcissism had a positive indirect association with social trust through the competitive social worldview. In addition, the extraverted and neurotic aspects of narcissism had positive indirect associations with social trust through the dangerous social worldview. These results suggest that the extraverted, antagonistic, and neurotic aspects of narcissism diverged in their associations with social trust and that the dangerous and competitive social worldviews played important roles in these associations. Discussion will focus on the implications of these results for understanding the roles that social worldviews play in the connections between narcissism and social trust.

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Narcissistic personality features and social trust

Dehaghi

Zeigler‐Hill

2021

Psihol. teme (Online)

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“…These are demographic risks, employment risks (job loss, underemployment, inadequate employment), poverty risks (low level of income and expenses, low level of material security), risks of loss of health and ability to work, risks of disability and downward social mobility, unregulated labor migration, social instability, unsatisfactory ecological condition and its deterioration, etc. (Christoffersen 2018).…”

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Modeling of Social Risks in the Labor Sphere

Shulha¹,

Kostyshyna

Semykina

et al. 2021

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Modern society has developed in such a way that social reality is characterized by the significant dynamics of all processes and their uncertainty. Under such conditions, risk accompanies any purposeful activity of the social subject, and, in turn, the latter is aimed at reducing the uncertainty of its results. The purpose of this paper is to form the basis of a comprehensive study of social risks in the labor sphere and to develop practical recommendations for minimizing their negative consequences. In order to determine the main factors influencing the probability for the unemployed not to work in the specialty in which they have trained, we used the data of a micro-level survey on economic activity of the population to build linear regression models based on structural variables. As a result of applying the method of economic-mathematical modeling, in particular the basics of probability theory, the models of social risks of unemployment in terms of occupational groups and employment of unemployed persons outside of the specialty they have trained in were developed. The models developed made it possible to formalize and identify patterns of supply and demand dynamics of labor in terms of professions, as well as to identify the main factors influencing the change in the probabilistic characteristics of employment of unemployed persons outside of the specialty they have trained in.

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A Risky Business

Galal

Hvenegård-Lassen

2020

Global Diversities

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Risk, danger, and trust: refining the relational theory of risk

Cited by 12 publications

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Narcissistic personality features and social trust

Narcissistic personality features and social trust

Modeling of Social Risks in the Labor Sphere

A Risky Business

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