Sentence examples for assessment of trustworthiness from inspiring English sources
The wide majority of these systems are today bound to the assessment of trustworthiness with respect to a single function.
One method to improve the formation of interpersonal trust in virtual settings is to facilitate the assessment of trustworthiness.
In future research we will first verify this extended cognitive schema of trustworthiness (TWAN) empirically and then apply it to the design of artefacts or guidelines, such as a personal identity profile to support the assessment of trustworthiness in virtual project teams.
26 27 The people in the marginalised segments of the society had a more emotional and subjective assessment of trustworthiness.
The study also adds that the assessment of trustworthiness at an emotional plane is quite strong in resource-poor settings and this need to be kept in mind in trust building interventions.
Their first finding was that the assessments of trustworthiness, and of likelihood to repay a loan, that were made by Mechanical Turk workers did indeed correlate with potential borrowers' credit ratings based on their credit history.
More specifically, an assessment of the trustworthiness, helpfulness, credibility, and informative value indicates slightly less favorable results in these areas.
One of the core concerns of the public with regard to the assessment of the trustworthiness of genomics initiatives has been the role of private partners (Vayena and Gasser 2016; Dove and Özdemir 2015).
Multi-criteria: The assessment of the trustworthiness of an entity should consider all relevant parameters, which usually means to take into account multiple parameters describing different qualities of a service (composition) or its provider.
The amygdala, a subcortical brain region vital for fear conditioning and consolidation of emotional memories [51], has also been linked to the assessment of face trustworthiness [24], [52], [53].
This includes an assessment of the trustworthiness of science and the social value and benefits of research as well as perceptions and appraisal of the personal consequences of participation [ 43, 85, 89, 94].
