. These data provide information on citizens' happiness, levels of customer satisfaction, employees' satisfaction, mental … stress, societal trust, and other important variables. Yet a key scientific difficulty tends to be downplayed, or even …

include general social trust, trust in co-workers, trust in neighbours, and trust in police. In addition, some Canadian …Our results reveal sufficiently strong linkages between trust and well-being to support much more study of how trust … differences in trust levels among individuals. New experimental data from Canada show that wallets are far more likely to be …

include general social trust, trust in co-workers, trust in neighbours, and trust in police. In addition, some Canadian …This paper presents new evidence linking trust and subjective well-being, based primarily on data from the Gallup World … well-being examined here show large and significant linkages to both household income and various measures of trust, it is …

corruption. Breaking this vicious cycle requires building citizen confidence in the police; however, doing so requires a better … understanding of why citizens are distrustful. One view holds that citizens lack confidence is because of police corruption; however … and democracy. Crime and organized crime should in theory be a problem for law enforcement; however, the police are often …

vicarious experiences of corruption and satisfaction with reform measures explain assessments of police trustworthiness …Nearly every study of police corruption hypothesizes that public experience of police corruption undermines the moral … compare the effects of three dimensions of police corruption on perceptions of police trustworthiness, procedural justice and …