finding to mean that social capital within a political unit—as indicated by measures of interpersonal trust—can serve as a …

institutional trust, and the presence of major depression and generalized anxiety disorder. A random and representative sample of … disorder were assessed with the Structured Clinical Interview, while for interpersonal and institutional trust the pertinent … interpersonal and institutional trust were found to constitute protective factors against the presence of major depression, but not …

Health research on personal social capital has often utilized measures of respondents' perceived trust of others as … capital. Little empirical work has evaluated the validity of such practices. We test the construct validity of two trust … measures used commonly in health research on social capital—generalized trust and trust of neighbors—with respect to measures …

, perceived civic trust, perceived reciprocity and group membership. …

of subjectivation (albeit from a privileged subject position) that strengthened my solidarity with them as well as my … analysis can overlap and combine in somatic and political solidarity with patients and others resisting state and political …

representatives. RMPs operate within negotiated quid pro quo bargains that lead to tenuous reciprocity or fragile trust between them …

necessitating trust of clinicians (doctors and nurses). To make sense of their situation, patients draw on technical (doctors … whose pre-surgery expectations (and trust) have been violated. Their stories tell of unmet expectations and of inability to …

topic in the political arena. The importance of considering trust in the health care sector is highlighted by studies … showing that trust is associated, among others, with poor self-related health, and poorer health outcomes. Similarly … regime. In this study, I assess the relationship between health care corruption and trust in public health care and …