Concretely, we study online social networks, consider a number of vulnerabilities inherent in online social networks, and introduce the SocialTrust framework for supporting tamper-resilient trust establishment.
Kindness is warm, resilient, patient, trusting, loyal, and grateful.
They're resilient, but they trust us too much.
What we need to do is enlarge these islands, patiently building from small to large, creating resilient webs of trust to replace those that have been dissolving in the onslaught of the media.
At the same time they have called for applicants who are resilient, adaptable, curious, trusting and creative but without saying why these particular traits are the most important, how they will be measured, or how the standards for selection will be set.
As social media clouds become more resilient, we are trusting them more.
Communities in which there is more mixing between diverse groups are more resilient, enjoying higher levels of trust in others.
But what economists almost universally cite as a precondition — a political overhaul that produces effective and reliable institutions that investors trust, and a resilient, diversified economy — so far remains out of reach.
She thinks that a loved and cared-for child can survive abuse because he is resilient – capable of love and trust – while a neglected child, even if he is never exposed to active and deliberate assaults, physical or mental, is more entirely alone, marooned by his inability to express his own hurt, or understand the hurt of others.
I would summarize the findings as: People are resilient, organizations should not be trusted, the person in the street is generally quite trustworthy.
I learned to trust people and be resilient," said Marina.
