Gonzalez (2007) also showed that CSR campaigns generated consumers' beliefs about an organization's contributions to the community and its trustworthiness.
However, the most the state court could say was that there was no evidence in the record of Albin's reputation for veracity, and this fact merely underlines the failure of Thompson's evidence to demonstrate a low community assessment of Albin's trustworthiness or unsatisfactory experience with him by St. Amant.
Rubashkin's trustworthiness in the American Jewish community is finished.
A Ph.D. brings with it the public perception of being a member of the scientific community and a presumed high level of trustworthiness, the judge said.
47 Our research team includes 'comprehensive gatekeepers' 47 who have long-standing relationships with the communities and who can 'vouch' for our trustworthiness and thereby enable access and help recruit participants to the study.
Our questions were grouped into four sections: (1) Have the scientists interviewed observed a decrease in the trustworthiness of science in their professional community and, if so, what are the main factors contributing to these perceptions?
Reputation is commonly employed as the measure of the trustworthiness of users in on-line communities.
The mechanisms of injury and types of injuries are listed in table 2. Table 3 presents the current community resources called on after an injury and perceived trustworthiness of various potential responders.
Do serious homework about whether the group approaching you has a record of trustworthiness, whether it is accountable to local communities, what exactly it plans to do with the money, and what its politics are.
Their model computes the trustworthiness of a given peer based on the community feedback about the participant's past behavior.
"Duke University is a community of scholars and learners, committed to the principles of honesty, trustworthiness, fairness, and respect for others.
