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Trust as a situation-specific expectation

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Trust as a situation-specific expectation

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Truster A that trusts a trustee B with regard to some behaviour X in context Y at time t

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Truster A that trusts a trustee B with regard to some behaviour X in context Y at time t

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political trust: the trustee is a political actor 

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political trust: the trustee is a political actor 

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 Generalized Trust: situation- independent expectation; Political Trust: situation-dependent expectation [not A trusts, which would be a single-digit-explanation]

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 Generalized Trust: situation- independent expectation; Political Trust: situation-dependent expectation [not A trusts, which would be a single-digit-explanation]

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Authors stress the point that Trust is not a behavior but an expectation 

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Authors stress the point that Trust is not a behavior but an expectation 

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direct: related to self-reports (trust as expectation)

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direct: related to self-reports (trust as expectation)

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indirect: observation of behaviour, trust as behaviour

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indirect: observation of behaviour, trust as behaviour

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Rosenberg "most people (trust) question" (self-report measurement) 

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Rosenberg "most people (trust) question" (self-report measurement) 

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behavioural-relevance debate: can self-reports of trust be linked to behaviour? (self-reports of past trusting behaviour seem to have some predictive power for trusting behaviour)

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behavioural-relevance debate: can self-reports of trust be linked to behaviour? (self-reports of past trusting behaviour seem to have some predictive power for trusting behaviour)

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item-number debate: how can generalised trust be measured? either one item (A trusts) or multi-items 

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item-number debate: how can generalised trust be measured? either one item (A trusts) or multi-items 

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Surveys aren't the best option to measure Trust in conflict regions because people are afraid to answer honestly 

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Surveys aren't the best option to measure Trust in conflict regions because people are afraid to answer honestly 

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awareness needed if correct object is measured depending on circumstances / context

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awareness needed if correct object is measured depending on circumstances / context

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concept of truster and trustees not precise enough 

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concept of truster and trustees not precise enough 

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High number of specific questions can lead to  more forms of trust  (how can we distinguish them?)

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How can we make sure that the person who's asking "do you trust" has the same understanding of trust as the person who answers?

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How can we make sure that the person who's asking "do you trust" has the same understanding of trust as the person who answers?