Trust Measure

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A Trust Measure is a Social Measure used to quantify or evaluate the level of Trust between entities, such as individuals, organizations, or systems.



References

2013

  • (Ozawa & Sripad, 2013) ⇒ S Ozawa, and P Sripad. (2013). "How do you Measure Trust in the Health System? A Systematic Review of the Literature.” In: Social Science & Medicine. Elsevier.
    • QUOTE: “Yet it is not easy to find trust measures and understand what they are … 45 measures of trust within the health system with an average of 12 questions each, which quantified levels of trust …”
    • NOTE: It reviews existing trust measures in the healthcare system, emphasizing the complexity and variety of methods used to quantify trust levels.

2006

  • (Dietz & Den Hartog, 2006) ⇒ G Dietz, and DN Den Hartog. (2006). "Measuring Trust Inside Organisations.” In: Personnel Review. Emerald.
    • QUOTE: “… empirical measures of intra‐organisational trust. It is noted for each measure the form that trust takes, … In our analysis of the trust measures we noted for each which forms of trust were …”
    • NOTE: It analyzes empirical measures of trust within organizations, identifying various forms and characteristics of trust measures.

2018

  • (Bauer & Freitag, 2018) ⇒ PC Bauer, and M Freitag. (2018). "Measuring Trust.” In: Handbook of Social and Political Trust. Google Books.
    • QUOTE: “… : How was trust measured in the past and how can or should we measure trust in the future? In … Fourth, we outline directions through which trust measurement may develop in the future, …”
    • NOTE: It explores the historical and future development of trust measurement, outlining potential directions for how trust may be measured and evaluated.