Across the globe, companies increasingly use social media-based brand communities
(SMBBC) to facilitate customer engagement (CE). This study clarifies the relationship …

Web3 technology is described as trustless in that interactions and transactions do not
require trusted third parties and instead rely on smart contracts and the immutability of the …

Trust is a crucial facet of social functioning that feeds into our relationships with individuals,
groups, and organizations. The Psychology of Interpersonal Trust: Theory and Research …

This study examines a borrowed concept from politics, that is, Machiavellian, in second
language teacher education (SLTE), develops an anti-model to it, and explores teacher …

With no universal definition for organic or sustainability label claims on food products, it is
challenging for shoppers to know which organic produce to trust. Therefore, a …

Trust is an important element for healthy human relationships, and it has notable
implications for organizations and stakeholder groups. This chapter explains how trust can …

Past research has identified that a sense of mutual trust between providers and youths may
be the most significant component of a strong working relationship. Service providers who …

How can we improve our sense of wellbeing? What explains the current wellbeing boom?
What does wellbeing mean to you? The Psychology of Wellbeing offers readers tools to …

From the very beginning of contemporary psychology, trust as opposed to mistrust has been
regarded as essential to psychosocial adjustment (eg, Erikson, 1963). The principle that trust …

Introduction: This study compared the Trust Promotes Adjustment (TPA) approach with the
Centralist Approach to Trust (CAT) regarding the relationship between trust beliefs in others …