trait (i.e., general trust scale) and social stress-induced cortisol elevations. We found that (1) social stress acutely … impairs social memory during social interaction and (2) interpersonal trust reduces social stress response. Together …, interpersonal trust may modulate economic behaviors via stress hormonefs action on social cognition- related brain regions. …

THE DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP IN OUR TIMES IMPOSE A GROWING IMPORTANCE TO 'TRUST' AS A RESOURCE BETWEEN PERSONAL … REDUCING OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN OUR NEAPOLITAN REALITY, WE ASSUME THAT IS BETTER TO 'RELIANCE' RATHER THAN TO TRUST. FOR THE …

situations requiring trust and trustworthiness. As a control we compare the behavior of CEOs with the behavior of students. We …. However, the availability of penalizing incentives also creates hidden returns: if a principal expresses trust by voluntarily … threat is not available. Thus trust seems to reinforce trustworthy behavior. Overall, trustworthiness is highest if the …

-person trust game. Players are typed based on their recent track record as whether or not they are trusting (Players 1) and whether …

This paper presents a model of trust in which a principal chooses either to trust or monitor an agent who, in turn …, chooses either to honor or exploit that trust. The principal's decision of whether to trust or monitor is based on the … relative temptation an agent faces to exploit the principal's trust, which comprises two elements – the environmental …

This paper examines the concepts of trust and trustworthiness in the context of a one-sided variation of the prisoner … on the creation of incentives to induce cooperation, this paper articulates a paradox of trust in that if one trusts … gives trust its very meaning. The paper explores the implications of trust when understood to exist at two levels -- one in …