It is noteworthy that 90.2% of tweets provided references to information they were providing, allowing others to confirm the trustworthiness of the material.
Using multiple researchers in evaluation and analysis of transcribed material can also add to the trustworthiness of results [ 31].
Researching online You should be cautious how you use the internet or social media to obtain material for a story, both in terms of trustworthiness of the information or identification, and also the rights in the material (eg copyright).
The group lending model of microfinance, in which each member of a group is responsible for ensuring that all members repay their loans, is premised on "social collateral": you're banking on an individual's trustworthiness within society, rather than her material assets, as the best indicator of whether she can and will repay a loan.
To achieve trustworthiness, the authors independently analysed the material, but interpretations and conclusions were constantly checked and discussed until a consensus was reached regarding the codes and categories.
The next phase of surveys was conducted in 2005-2006, and examines how individuals assess trustworthiness of others who offer services (versus material goods) in online settings.
'Thickness' in this context refers to the kinds of relatively detailed descriptions and contextual material which help the reader to make judgements about the trustworthiness of the data, particularly when applying it to different contexts [ 15, 16].
For instance, Picard charged, very little of the material turned over dealt with whether Wilpon and Katz ever meaningfully examined Madoff's trustworthiness during decades of investing with him.
Related to this, patients interested in medical tourism are also likely to hold responsibility for evaluating the trustworthiness and reliability of information sources (e.g., promotional materials, facilitators/brokers, friends and family).
She has struggled in surveys measuring her perceived trustworthiness, and an active federal investigation, especially one buoyed by evidence that top secret material coursed through her account, could negate one of her main selling points for becoming commander-in-chief: her national security resume.
Finally, because we live in this system full of mistrust, we are required to do awkward things like vouch for our own trustworthiness, so before I sign off, let me note: Research standards require me to disclose that I have a material interest (i.e., winning) in reaching my conclusion that underhand serving is ethical, since I stand to gain from it, performance-wise.
