Sentence examples for perceived trustworthiness from inspiring English sources

With the exception of the findings we have classified under the headings of "perceived justice" and "perceived trustworthiness", there were no findings in the 50 studies we analysed that could not be mapped to one or more domains of the TDF.

Qifang offers lenders an interest rate of 5-15%, depending on the perceived trustworthiness of the borrower.

Consistent with this, we found that perceived trustworthiness, perceived follow-through and trust were relatively stable over time.

According to proposals by the Transportation Security Administration, the administration will assign all passengers at American airports a "threat index score," based on their perceived trustworthiness.

In addition, the responses to perceived trustworthiness of face-selective regions other than the amygdala are seldom reported.

Research has demonstrated that perceived trustworthiness includes three elements: ability (are you competent?), integrity (are you honest?), and benevolence (do you care about my interests?).

This paper reports the results from a survey designed to understand the peer impression formation process among OSS participants in terms of perceived expertise, trustworthiness, productivity, experiences collaborating, and other factors that make collaboration easy or difficult.

In the specific situation, the believability of a patient's claims of good adherence was evaluated by physicians from their independent assessment of the patient's degree of adherence (based on viral load and situational factors as described above), coupled with the patient's perceived general trustworthiness and the phrasing and tone of the patient's adherence statements.

The aim of this study was to understand how passive users perceive the trustworthiness of active users and technologies under varying technological conditions.

And if you look closely, perceptions about her email server track closely with her overall image and her perceived honesty and trustworthiness.

Here we investigated whether intranasal oxytocin can influence acceptance of advice given on solving everyday social problems by either individual expert (psychologist) or non-expert advisors with or without influencing their perceived likeability or trustworthiness.