Since a climate of trust correlates with the kind of consumer confidence that breeds growth and prosperity, both commercially and politically.
As Dietz et al. (2007) noted, people who make decisions under conditions of uncertainty and imperfect knowledge tend to look to trusted institutions for guidance, and level of trust correlates with public acceptance of policy response.
It was found that self-reported behavioral changes were strongly correlated to the level of trust in the energy conservation information given, the need for ease in practicing the recommended conservation measures and feeling of satisfaction in executing the measures; these results differ from several past studies on energy interventions.
Participants made risky choices in a simplified poker task while being presented opponents whose faces differentially correlated with subjective impressions of trust.
"The efficiency of a board, which is particularly necessary in the early days, correlates largely with the amount of trust among its members.
The two types of trust are correlated with each other, because we are more willing to trust people if we feel that, ultimately, we can call the police or get a fair hearing in court.
The authors (Luigi Guiso and Luigi Zingales, of the University of Chicago, and Paola Sapienza, of Northwestern University) find that levels of trust, variously defined, are correlated with investors' propensity to buy shares.
Moreover, BSRS-5 was negatively correlated with factor III "perceptions of social relationship pressure" and with factor V "perceptions of trust" in both PGY1 and Rs groups.
While our measures of trust in science and scientists, religious commitment, and political orientation, were strongly correlated, there was unique variance to each, indicating the measures are assessing unique aspects of personal perspective.
