Add to ORKGTrust is a vital relationship concept that needs further conceptual analysis, not just empirical testing. Trust has been defined in so many ways by so many different researchers across disciplines that a typology of the various types of trust is sorely needed. This paper justifies and develops such an interdisciplinary typology and defines the constructs within the typology. These constructs, though defined at the personal level, are scalable to various levels of analysis and may be used in various trust situations, including IS/customer relations. Trust is central to interpersonal (Golembiewski & McConkie, 1975) and commercial (Morgan & Hunt, 1994) relationships. Trust is crucial wherever risk, uncertainty, or interdependence exist...
Trust has generally been presented in the literature as a phenomenon derived through cognitive and a...
Abstract. What is trust? From an intuitive global definition on how humans perceive trust, to a real...
Trust is central to human life and is considered to be essential for stable relationships, fundament...
ABSTRACT: Trust is a vital relationship concept that needs clarification because researchers across ...
The book attempts to order the analytical complexity and myriad perspectives that characterise resea...
Scholarly research largely converges on the argument that trust is of paramount importance to drive ...
The study of trust has occupied scholars from a number of disciplines, who have made limited attempt...
Trust, whether it is interpersonal trust, organizational trust, or trust in exchange relationships, ...
Past years have seen a plethora of studies on the construct of trust in business relationships. Desp...
Many of the research studies have previously examined the importance of trust and its association wi...
After explaining the role of trust in the process of value creation (sections 2 and 3), an analysis ...
Trust is inherently related to risk, but for trust assessment to be integrated with the management o...
This chapter provides a brief review of the conceptual and empirical development of the concept of t...
In this paper, we examine two definitions of trust commonly found in the management literature; one ...
The concept of trust has been studied by a large number of scholars from various scientific backgrou...
Trust has generally been presented in the literature as a phenomenon derived through cognitive and a...
Abstract. What is trust? From an intuitive global definition on how humans perceive trust, to a real...
Trust is central to human life and is considered to be essential for stable relationships, fundament...
ABSTRACT: Trust is a vital relationship concept that needs clarification because researchers across ...
The book attempts to order the analytical complexity and myriad perspectives that characterise resea...
Scholarly research largely converges on the argument that trust is of paramount importance to drive ...
The study of trust has occupied scholars from a number of disciplines, who have made limited attempt...
Trust, whether it is interpersonal trust, organizational trust, or trust in exchange relationships, ...
Past years have seen a plethora of studies on the construct of trust in business relationships. Desp...
Many of the research studies have previously examined the importance of trust and its association wi...
After explaining the role of trust in the process of value creation (sections 2 and 3), an analysis ...
Trust is inherently related to risk, but for trust assessment to be integrated with the management o...
This chapter provides a brief review of the conceptual and empirical development of the concept of t...
In this paper, we examine two definitions of trust commonly found in the management literature; one ...
The concept of trust has been studied by a large number of scholars from various scientific backgrou...
Trust has generally been presented in the literature as a phenomenon derived through cognitive and a...
Abstract. What is trust? From an intuitive global definition on how humans perceive trust, to a real...
Trust is central to human life and is considered to be essential for stable relationships, fundament...