"perceptions of trust" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it in the context of a discussion about how trust is perceived by a particular group of people. For example, "Recent studies have revealed that perceptions of trust among young adults have decreased significantly in the past year."
The purpose of this study was to examine psychometric properties of three translated versions of the Trust in Nurses Scale (TNS) and cancer patients' perceptions of trust in nurses in a sample of cancer patients from four European countries.
Although trust has been investigated in the health context, limited research explores nurse and nurse manager perceptions of trust.
The main purpose of the first stage is to create different perceptions of trust and reciprocity among the participants related to the exploitable benefits of corrupt behavior.
Within a hotel context, this study explores the role of four key factors that influence perceptions of trust and consumer choice.
Confidence Benefits: The third component, confidence benefits (i.e., trustworthiness, less anxiety and increased confidence), involves the customers' perceptions of trust and confidence [75] and the relationship of decreased anxiety with greater knowledge of the cloud provider's services[76].
The RepTrak(TM) Pulse is a measure of corporate reputation calculated by averaging perceptions of trust, esteem, admiration, and good feeling obtained from a representative sample of 100 local respondents who were familiar with the company.
Furthermore, perceptions of trust-benevolence and trust-integrity may suffer as well due to the one-way dialogue offered by non-interactive talking avatars.
There is also a perception of trust that grows from constant visibility on television – although we poke fun at the weatherman, we still hide in our closets during tornado warnings.
Part of the criteria polled included consumers' perception of trust at the companies.
This dynamics will reflect a new perception of trust assigned to the informant, or extend the set of informants by admitting the addition of new informant agents.
In this study we apply items from five different validated scales to measure trust to investigate to what degree a users' perception of trust varies depending on their gender, age, or amount of time spent using social media.
