2007
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.976380
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Trust, Gender and Social Capital: Experimental Evidence from Three Western European Countries

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“…Alternatively, gender is significantly related to trust for all ethnic and racial groups except African Americans; the relationship is negative among both Latinos and Whites, In other words, among White and Latino respondents, being female is correlated with lower levels of trust. This conforms to expectations given previous research (Migheli 2007). Language of the interview is negatively and significantly related to trust for Latinos only.…”
Section: Data and Analysessupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Alternatively, gender is significantly related to trust for all ethnic and racial groups except African Americans; the relationship is negative among both Latinos and Whites, In other words, among White and Latino respondents, being female is correlated with lower levels of trust. This conforms to expectations given previous research (Migheli 2007). Language of the interview is negatively and significantly related to trust for Latinos only.…”
Section: Data and Analysessupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Assim, a pesquisa alinha-se a literatura anterior que evidenciou que, os homens e mulheres não apresentam comportamentos significativamente diferentes em relação à confiança (CLARK; SEFTON, 2001;COX;DECK, 2006;BOHNET, 2007;SCHWIEREN;SUTTER, 2007). Tais achados vão de encontro às evidências de que o gênero influência de formas distintas os comportamentos de confiança (ECKEL; WILSON, 2004;MIGHELI, 2007;BUCHAN et al, 2008;GARBARINO;SLONIM, 2009;CHEN;LIU, 2017). Denota-se que, embora os níveis de confiança das mulheres possam ser mais sensíveis ao contexto do que os homens (CROSON; GNEEZY, 2009), não expressam distinção significativa no nível organizacional.…”
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“…Além disso, pouca atenção foi dada sobre as diferenças na percepção de confiança dos gestores em função do gênero. Os resultados empíricos atrelados a compreensão da confiança no ambiente de trabalho foram ambíguos (ECKEL; WILSON, 2004;COX;DECK, 2006;SCHWIEREN;SUTTER, 2007;MIGHELI, 2007;SOLNICK, 2008;GARBARINO;SLONIM, 2009;CHEN;LIU, 2017). Isso porque de um lado, estudos apontam não haver diferença entre os gêneros (CLARK; SEFTON, 2001;COX;DECK, 2006;BOHNET, 2007;SCHWIEREN SUTTER, 2007) e de outro, estudos sugerem diferenças na percepção de confiança entre os gêneros (ECKEL; WILSON, 2004;MIGHELI, 2007;SOLNICK, 2008;GARBARINO;SLONIM, 2009;CHEN;LIU, 2017).…”
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