2012
DOI: 10.1093/sf/sos116
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The Social Dynamics of Trust: Theoretical and Empirical Research, 1985-2012

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“…These findings are consistent with previous trust research indicating that trust is a multidimensional concept comprising cognitive and affective dimensions (Johnson and Grayson 2005;Lewis and Weigert 2012;Rempel, Holmes, and Zanna 1985).…”
Section: Interviewee C Commented "I Trust My Personal Banker Becausesupporting
confidence: 92%
“…These findings are consistent with previous trust research indicating that trust is a multidimensional concept comprising cognitive and affective dimensions (Johnson and Grayson 2005;Lewis and Weigert 2012;Rempel, Holmes, and Zanna 1985).…”
Section: Interviewee C Commented "I Trust My Personal Banker Becausesupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Más szavakkal, bízhatunk-e a szolgáltató cégben, szakértelme, hitelessége és megbízhatósága alapján? A másik dimenzió affektív bizalom néven ismert, amely szubjektív termé-szetű és a fogyasztó érzéseire, hangulatára és emóciójára támaszkodik (Guenzi -Georges, 2010;Lewis -Weigert, 2012). A szolgáltató cég vagy személyzet iránti attitűdöt fejezi ki, amely a céget képviselő munkatársak udvarias, barátságos és kedves magatartásából ered.…”
Section: Az éSzlelt éRték a Bizalom éS Az Elkötelezettség Elméleti Hunclassified
“…In the case of building and strengthening public trust in objects and notions, such as trust in science and technology, trust in regulation, and trust in information-sharing systems, many previous studies revealed that factors related to cognitive-based trust were significant [30,51,52]. Those factors include prior experience [53,54], perceived benefit from trusting and accepting a notion or system [30,51], privacy concerns [52], and risk taking [12,51]. For instance, it was found that public perception of the ability of the public service system to fulfill the needs of the public positively influenced public trust [30].…”
Section: Factors Contributing To Community Trustmentioning
confidence: 99%