Jay Lebow, a clinical professor of psychology at the Family Institute at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., said parents are overstepping a boundary and jeopardizing trust when they spy on their children, even when they read through their MySpace and Friendster profiles.
My concern is our surveillance policy is myopic -- focusing on short-range national security goals while undermining our national security in the long-term by jeopardizing trust in the Internet, which impacts our longer-term economic and diplomatic goals.
HIV care providers' usual screening for and counseling about risky behaviors may be impeded by concerns about stigmatizing the patient, jeopardizing trust between patient and provider, or ethical issues, such as the "duty to warn" HIV-negative sex partners [17].
Refusing to apologize could potentially jeopardize "the trust on which a relationship is based," Mr. Okimoto said, adding that it can extend conflict and encourage outrage or retaliation.
Before distributing the e-mail promotion, Mr. Kramer said, management at CBS Marketwatch.comdiscussed its content with its advertising department and newsroom staff as well as the possibility that sending the e-mail message to customers might jeopardize readers' trust in the organization.
Since violating informed consent would jeopardize that trust, it is something to be avoided.
Agent Margolin says the FBI rarely asks for retractions, and only in instances that seriously affect bureau business for instance, if an agent is misquotd in a manner that could jeopardize public trust or affect ongoing investigations.
"I further believe that my son respects me, and would not do anything to jeopardize my trust in him," said Constance Oland in the affidavit.
But for a recovering person, the stakes are much higher than whether they jeopardize the trust in a national news brand.
Dennis also attested to his willingness to abide by the conditions, stating, "I have a great deal of love and respect for my mother and I would not do anything to jeopardize her trust or security".
Yet trust is crucial for a well-functioning democracy, and by exposing themselves to untold numbers of potential conflicts of interest, once and would-be presidents and former world leaders jeopardize that trust.
