This stage was conducted by examining the focused codes with regards to theoretical and empirical literature on trust, it highlighted data that both conformed to current theories of trust and also 'new data'.
Previous literature used trust models to stop malicious SUs (and their sensors) from deceiving the CSS, but did not consider the trust models themselves to be the target of attacks.
Other literature links trust and reciprocity as a dual-dimension (Daly & Silver, 2008).
In the literature, existing trust management protocols for mobile ad hoc networks advocate isolating selfish nodes as soon as they are detected.
In addition, they explored the literature towards trust worthy IoT in order to point out a number of open issues and challenges and suggested future research trends related to trust management.
Based on the literature on trust in human automation interaction and the results of CAD observer studies, we have identified four ways to improve the output of CAD so that it allows radiologists to form a more appropriate level of trust in CAD.
This is consistent with the literature on trust and risk.
Furthermore, the literature describes trust and credibility as critical components of effective risk communication [ 26– 30].
Collaboration, as described in the literature, involves trust, mutual respect, shared decision-making and equality [ 15, 16].
It has been confirmed in much service-related literature that trust is an important factor in the maintenance of the relationship between service provider and customer satisfaction [ 13].
