They gave young women a dose of the hormone in the form of a drop of liquid placed under the tongue, then asked them to judge the trustworthiness of a series of men's faces shown in photographs.
It is an important factor to judge the trustworthiness of a message.
Most importantly, a cloud user needs to judge the trustworthiness of the CTA in role as an intermediary.
In another study, subjects judged the trustworthiness of English speakers, some of whom had a mild or heavy accent.
This decentralized economy illustrated two things: the phenomenal ability of Irish barmen to judge the trustworthiness of patrons, and that a society could survive without the banks.
To judge the trustworthiness of the results, the study adopted the criteria of credibility, transferability, dependability, and confirmability as used elsewhere (29).
Seeking potential, alternative explanations, and being explicit about how interpretations and conclusions were reached, help readers to judge the trustworthiness of the case study report.
While judging the trustworthiness and quality of qualitative inquiry is central to scholarship, policy development, and program design, the process is neither simple nor formulaic.
This meant that for most papers we could not easily judge the trustworthiness and credibility of their findings because it was uncertain how they were derived.
Validity or trustworthiness in the study is enhanced by extensive quotations which aim to give the reader the possibility of judging for themselves the trustworthiness of the analysis.
