Furthermore, various characteristics of the doctor will play a role, e.g. his general consultation skills [ 6] but also in how far he appears to be trustworthy and competent [ 7] (and this evaluation of trustworthiness and competence might again be influenced by epistemic beliefs, see below).
Trust and trustworthiness are therefore distinct although, ideally, those whom we trust will be trustworthy, and those who are trustworthy will be trusted.
And, it goes without saying that the information must be trustworthy and credible.
As you suggest, Andrew, since people can be trustworthy and shady, both possibilities should probably be built into planning.
For effective persuasion, the assistant should express social behaviors (e.g., turn taking, emotional expressions) to be trustworthy and show empathy.
Would that experience not better equip the police to be trustworthy and efficient in interacting with the public?
Rule 4: In assessing stories, people pay attention to those they perceive to be trustworthy, and disregard the rest.
No one with that orange a tan can be trustworthy, and India, with a certain icky fascination, is on the interloper's case.
This was what she knew to be trustworthy, and this was what I learned, eventually, from those years we spent together.
Instead, James talked recklessly: "With team-mates you have to be trustworthy, and if you're gay and you're not admitting that you are, then you are not trustworthy.
I respect An-Nahda because it was victim of Ben Ali's dictatorship, and I recognize it to be trustworthy and honest.
