"He was a fundamentally untrustworthy individual.
He reports a study showing an "apparent willingness" among a subgroup of Parkinson's patients "to associate with a socially untrustworthy individual," along with its near-opposite, a tendency of parkinsonians generally to avoid risks and social interaction, and he attributes both to failures in "mentalizing abilities" (otherwise known, I believe, as thinking).
Despite the fact that the UNICEF workers were feeding them, clothing them, and giving them safe shelter, the former child soldiers spat at them, fought them and cursed at them for being merely civilians, untrustworthy individuals to whom they should never take orders from.
Very disloyal and very untrustworthy person," he said.
To believe that a person is untrustworthy simply because that individual happens to subscribe to Islam is offensive and equally morally repugnant as if one were to regard any other member of a minority group in a similar light just because of their religious, racial, ethnic or other identity.
In order to make the argument for such a social contract persuasive, Hobbes portrays a dangerous world filled with unknown enemies perpetually striving to murder one's family and destroy one's property, a nation filled with untrustworthy neighbours, isolated individuals who live in fear of each other, and only the power of the state to protect society from the evils inherent in human nature.
If you do it, you'll simply project an image of yourself that you're untrustworthy, and someone who doesn't have the courage and strength to handle things in a positive, direct way with the individuals involved.
In other words, the dogs may have learned that a particular person is a sign of an empty food bowl without deciding that a particular individual is untrustworthy, the team reports online today in Behavioural Processes.
We observed P3 empathic reactions towards individuals looking trustworthy whereas the reactions towards individuals looking untrustworthy were negligible, if not null.
This is unfortunate because inauthentic individuals are untrustworthy and trust is foundational to all social interactions.
Some assessments relied on innuendo, gossip or information supplied by individuals whose motives were untrustworthy and whose information later proved false.
