For example, Delgado, Frank & Phelps [10] showed that partners described as morally praiseworthy were trusted more often than those described as having neutral or suspicious moral traits in an iterated Trust Game.
The ship combines the classic lines of its Cunard ancestors with some suspicious cruise-ship traits, like those stateroom balconies that make today's vessels look like floating condos.
Still, Shelby is suspicious of attempts to reform these traits, and not only because he is wary of "victim-blaming".
Hostility, an enduring personality trait characterized by "a suspicious, mistrustful attitude toward interpersonal relationships and the wider environment," is associated with an increased risk of age-related disease and all-cause mortality in humans (1 5).
But he has two of the traits that made some Germans outside Bavaria suspicious of Mr. Strauss: he is conservative and, like many Bavarians, a Roman Catholic.
Having isolated the suspicious transactions in the data, Ben-David could now examine the noteworthy traits they shared.
Suspicious users are users who take part only during the attacks and present similar traits as attackers but also as genuine users.
It is a very British trait – natural, perhaps, for a country which has lost an empire and found Mr Blobby – to be so suspicious of change".
