They have two essential ingredients that make people persuasive credibility and trustworthiness (for the most part).
"Trustworthiness has two elements," said Dr. Baruch Fischhoff, a psychologist in Carnegie Mellon's department of social and decision sciences.
Perceived trustworthiness had two components: 1) perceived technical competence and objectivity and 2) perceived benevolence the motivation to do good for others.
Information accuracy has two dimensions, the degree of redundancy and the trustworthiness of the source.
Asking the same of her older step-brother--who has four more years until he can vote--he expressed "intelligence" and "trustworthiness" being the most significant of traits.
And she added, in her precise way, "Do you know how to spell it?" Then Stewart, describing the reaction to her plight, went on, "Well, that's puzzling to me, O.K., that's puzzling and also confusing, because my public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historical and contemporary information for the homemaker.
Stewart was obviously infuriated by the experience of being investigated, yet she never came out and said so. "My public image has been one of trustworthiness, of being a fine, fine editor, a fine purveyor of historic and contemporary information for the homemaker," she told me as we ate an almost comically elaborate Chinese lunch prepared by her chef, Lily.
Consequently, I have observed the trustworthiness as Korean authors do.
This collaborative analysis is likely to have enhanced the trustworthiness of the findings.
The four trustworthiness criteria are credibility, confirmability, transferability and dependability [ 22].
