All animal training and handling is based on constant interaction, daily routines and nurturing, reinforcing the trust and affection shared between the animals and people.
And, when we live life with sense of purpose, passion, and integrity -- we allow others to see our true character -- reinforcing the trust others put into us as human beings, and ultimately enabling humanity to endure.
In this context, we also address the previous literature's calls to reinforce the trust measurement; to that aim, we present two robust and comparable indexes for measuring trust transfer and its reciprocity.
It allows transparency of financial contribution, ensures authenticity in goods we buy or sell globally, reduces risk and fraud, is fast and, most importantly, it could reestablish or reinforce the trust donors have in charities.
This "preferential" treatment may have contributed to reinforce the trusting relationship among patients, their caregivers and the centre thus determining a more favourable attitude towards the suggestions of the centre's staff, including the suggestion to provide legal agency to the patient.
While some ex-prisoners perceived doctors as uncaring and patriarchal, positive perceptions of relationships with these providers reinforced the participants' trust and sense of belonging to what they called 'the world that don't do drugs' and motivated them to adhere to ART.
Moreover, it reinforced the exceptional trust we place in the medical profession to provide congruent care beyond hospital and exam room walls.
As the BMA tried to find solutions that were fair for doctors and, crucially, good for patients, the government's need to declare a political victory was clear, reinforcing the complete breakdown of trust between the government and the medical profession.
This increases the system's complexity and the potential for uncertainty and incalculable consumer action, reinforcing the system's foundation on trust instead of control.
Agents and institutions were apparently trusted, effectively reinforcing the migration of nurses by guaranteeing the financial and physical security of health workers to a well-known conflict zone.
All this could lead to a feeling of emotional stress and limited voluntariness that is reinforced by the trust that is often inherent to the relationship between physician and parents, especially in pediatric oncology [ 66].
