Sentence examples for predictors of trust from inspiring English sources

To understand if this correlation is due to a causal influence of trustee's behavior in round one on trustor's behavior in round two, we constructed a multiple linear regression model in which both trust and reciprocity in round one are used as predictors of trust in round two.

Other encounter variables that were significant for both types of trust in the bivariate analysis remained significant only for physician trust after adjusting for other predictors of trust.

[ 2, 8- 26] Numerous factors, such as choice of physician, length of relationship, and managed care settings have been found to be among the stronger predictors of trust.[ 16] However, previous studies have not examined the association between trust and the patient-physician encounters in critical medical situations.

Most variables were related to trust in the subject's primary physician, but overnight hospitalization was also related to increased trust in the medical profession, and when other predictors of trust were controlled for, significance remained only for trust in the medical profession.

Those practices are reflective of an organization's values and a good predictor of trust.

Moreover, we expect in the specific service context we are investigating, that functional quality will be a better predictor of trust in the company than technical quality.

There was no appreciable difference between men and women in respect of the relative importance of aspects of the consultation as potential predictors of confidence and trust in their doctor.

If possible, examining all the known predictors of provider trust in one study may provide a holistic view of what is relatively important in predicting provider trust and in sustaining trust.

The results support previous literature findings which identified satisfaction towards neighbourhood facilities as a significant predictor of social trust.

Results affirmed 'enough PCP choice' was a strong predictor of provider trust.

Moorman et al. emphasized that, as a predictor of organizational trust, procedural justice is better than distributive justice [ 32].