Sentence examples for perceived trust from inspiring English sources

Deals fail a lot of the time due to misunderstandings and a lack of perceived trust.

Yet concentrated poverty lowered perceived trust and social cohesion among fellow residents, reinforcing a negative feedback loop.

The survey, carried out by the research and advisory firm which provides "reputation management" services, measured the perceived trust, admiration, respect and esteem of 55 countries, based on the views of 27,000 people representing the G8 countries.

Mean comparisons were made for perceived trust and purchase intention.

Moreover, we found significant roles of the perceived trust, benefits and risks in the research model.

Decisions differ based on geographic location and perceived trust in the patient provider relationship.

After the accident, we found that there is a multi-dimensional matrix of perceived trust-benefits (with risks -attitude-intention to use, in explaining the public acceptance of risks -attitude-intentiongies.

It was assessed on a five-point Likert scale by asking the question, "Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted?" A higher score means a higher perceived general trust.

These included barriers relating to perceived risks, trust, social support, familiarity, experience, and search.

Using the refined research model a quantitative empirical study was designed and conducted to investigate the relationships between important constructs including effort expectancy, social influence, privacy concern, perceived risk, trust, and continuance intention.

This study found that there were notable differences of public perceptions, including public attitudes, perceived benefits, trust, intention to use, knowledge and risks between before and after the earthquake.