Elements Of Trust Research Articles

The essential position of trust in the technology acceptance model: a comprehensive review and bibliometric analysis in management studies

Purpose When it comes to how people accept and use technology, trust is crucial. To comprehend users’ attitudes and intentions toward adopting technology, the technology acceptance model (TAM) has been extensively used. Through a thorough study of the available research, this study aims to investigate the trust element in the TAM framework. Design/methodology/approach A Web of Science and Scopus bibliographic data set containing 892 journal articles was evaluated using descriptive and network analytics. To trace the various intellectual linkages, bibliographical coupling of journals and authors’ affiliated nations was performed. Using keyword cooccurrence analysis, prominent themes were visualized. Findings The findings indicate that trust research in the TAM has gathered steam in recent years and is currently expanding. Global interest in this topic is growing, with participation from academics in 153 different geographical areas, with China at the forefront. Leading publications, journals and nations are also disclosed. The subjects with the most research are TAM and trust. Emerging topics, such as “e-commerce,” “motivation” and “perceived risk” point to a corporate domain that is taking an interdisciplinary approach. Originality/value This systematic literature review is unique in that it takes a thorough approach to examine the trust element in the TAM framework, integrating bibliometric analysis to identify research trends and offering insights that might guide future research and practical solutions.

Community Social Capital in Supporting Ecosystem Recovery in Rawa Kidang of Way Kambas National Park

Ecosystem recovery plays a central role in environmental and forest conservation efforts, including efforts made in a conservation area that is a national park. This effort requires support from the communities living around the national park. Therefore, the presence of the community can become a form of capital, which is generally referred to as social capital and will determine the success of a program. Elements of social capital consist of trust, norms, and networks is one form of capital that is very valuable in addition to economic capital, physical capital, and human capital. The purpose of this research is to analyze the level of social capital that exists in the community and how the characteristics of respondents affect social capital. This research is located in Labuhan Ratu VII Village, Labuhan Ratu Subdistrict, East Lampung Regency from November to December 2023. Based on the results of the analysis, it is known that the trust element and the social network element are in the medium category, while the norm element is in the high category. Education and length of stay are respondent characteristics that influence community social capital in supporting ecosystem recovery in Rawa Kidang, Way Kambas National Park (WKNP). Increasing social capital can be done through two characteristics that affect community social capital in the form of informal education such as training. People who live for a long time will affect the sustainability of WKNP so training can be carried out for a long period of time in a structured and intensive manner towards sustainable WKNP management. The results of this study can be a consideration for WKNP managers in implementing Permen LHK policy no 14 of 2023 concerning business and/or activity arrangements in nature conservation areas, nature reserve areas and hunting arks because they must have a strong social foundation.

PENJUALAN SARUNG NGGOLI TENUN BIMA SECARA ONLINE DITINJAU DARI PERSPEKTIF EKONOMI ISLAM

This study aims to examine how efforts to develop online sales of Nggoli sarongs admitted by UMKM business actors in Sangiang Village, Wera District, Bima Regency. This research was carried out using a qualitative method with the type of field research to obtain accurate and contextual data. Nggoli sarongs are one type of traditional Bima woven fabric that is quite in demand. The development of information and communication technology has opened new opportunities for the development of online sales of bima woven Nggoli sarongs. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, most traditional factory weavers in Sangiang Village have implemented online sales through social media. By utilizing online sales, nggoli sarongs can be reached wide community. In this study, the researcher focuses on efforts to develop online sales of Nggoli sarongs, especially by women business groups. Data collection is carried out through observation, in-depth interviews and documentation. The results of the study show that (1) there is a significant increase by selling online using the Facebook application. Online sales of Nggoli sarongs have increased sales by 95% and have started to send their merchandise outside the Bima area. (2) Islamic economic views on the online sale of Bima woven sarongs. In the online sale of nggoli woven sarongs, it was found that there are elements of trust, responsibility, fairness and transparency. This is in accordance with the principles of buying and selling in Islam. Such a form of muamalah is allowed if it does not contain elements that are prohibited by Islam, such as usury, tyranny, fraud, and monopoly

Trust driven On-Demand scheme for client deployment in Federated Learning

Trust driven On-Demand scheme for client deployment in Federated Learning

Persepsi Mahasiswa Teknologi Rekayasa Konstruksi Bangunan Air dalam Penggunaan Teknologi Finansial

Quantitative research with a descriptive approach was conducted to determine students' perceptions of the Water Construction Engineering Technology study program at Samarinda State Polytechnic in using Financial Technology services in this modern digital era. In this study, the researcher used purposive sampling: all Water Construction Engineering Technology Study Program students in semesters 1, 3, and 5. The research data was obtained by filling out a Google Forms questionnaire online and distributing it through the Line application. The three main aspects of the questionnaire that were distributed included the elements of Usefulness, Ease, and Trust. For the aspect of the usefulness of using financial technology, the highest positive attitude was 3.79, followed by the element of ease of use of financial technology with a positive attitude score of 3.56, and the lowest score for a positive attitude of 3.51 was given by respondents to the trust in using financial technology. Overall, the respondents had a positive attitude towards the financial technology they were currently using. The millennial generation on campus already understands financial technology as a digital financial transaction tool. It is well aware of its benefits, demonstrating a high level of knowledge and confidence in their understanding.

"Something Fast and Cheap" or "A Core Element of Building Trust"? - AI Auditing Professionals' Perspectives on Trust in AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) auditing is a relatively new area of work. Currently, there is a lack of uniform standards and regulation. As a result, the AI auditing ecosystem is very diverse, and AI auditing professionals use a variety of different auditing methods. So far, little is known about how AI auditors approach the concept of trust in AI through AI audits, in particular regarding the trust of users. This paper reports findings from interviews with 19 AI auditing stakeholders to understand how AI auditing professionals seek to create calibrated trust in AI tools and AI audits. Themes identified included the AI auditing ecosystem, participants' experiences with AI auditing, and trust in AI audits and AI. The paper adds to the existing research on trust in AI and trustworthiness in AI by adding perspectives of key stakeholders regarding trust in AI Audits by users as an essential and currently less explored part of the trust in AI research. This paper shows how information asymmetry in respect to AI audits can decrease the value of audits for users and consequently their trust in AI systems. Study participants suggest key elements for rebuilding trust and suggest recommendations for the AI auditing industry, such as monitoring of auditors and effective communication about AI audits.

Service Quality and Trust on Customer Satisfaction

Purpose: This study aims to determine the relationship between service quality and trust in customer satisfaction of Livin Mandiri users in Jayapura City. Research Design and Methodology: This research methodology uses a quantitative approach. Customers were distributed questionnaires, and the collected data was analyzed using statistical techniques. Findings and Discussion: The research findings show that the main components of service quality—reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy, and physical evidence—and elements of trust, such as honesty, credibility, and reliability, significantly affect customer satisfaction. Good service quality creates a solid basis for building confidence, while high trust strengthens customers' perceptions of service quality. Implications: This study's practical implications are that digital banking companies must holistically integrate service quality improvement and trust-building strategies to increase customer satisfaction and loyalty. This research contributes to science by offering a comprehensive framework for analyzing customer satisfaction and demonstrating originality in ana integrated service quality and trust approach.

Kajian Reflektif Pelaksanaan Program Kampung Deret di Jakarta

Slums are one of the phenomena of urban poverty problems caused by the lack of resources for the urban poor to access livable housing. The purpose of this research is to describe government policies in tackling slums in Jakarta through the Kampung Deret Program and analyze the application of social capital in the implementation of the Kampung Deret Program in Jakarta. The research approach used is a qualitative approach with the type of literature review. This method collects relevant data from various reference sources including previous research, books, media coverage, laws, and regulations. The results showed that the Kampung Deret program is one of the policies of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government in tackling slum problems. In addition, there are differences in the description of community participation in the implementation of the Kampung Deret program caused by unequal responses from the community. The conclusion is that community participation is determined by the existence of reciprocal social relations between residents, as well as between residents and the government, in which there are elements of trust, values, and social norms. This study recommends that future researchers conduct studies on community involvement in the formulation of slum program policies in Jakarta.Keywords : slums, kampung deret program, social capital

Passing the hot potato: a multinational study on public trust in the health policy process

Abstract Background Health data-sharing initiatives are central to European and national e-health strategies, aiming to improve healthcare quality, inform policymaking, and drive research. Public trust is crucial for their success, influencing public participation and policymakers’ legitimacy. This study investigates the role of public trust in the health policy process at both the European level and in Italy, France, and Switzerland to determine 1) if a common conceptual understanding of public trust across different countries and policy stages exists, and 2) if policymakers explicitly discuss and implement trust-building measures in their legislative work Methods A total of 60 interviews were conducted with 16 European, 15 Italian, 14 French, and 15 Swiss policymakers from the World Health Organization, the Council, Parliament, and Commission at the European level, along with representatives from the Ministry of Health, Parliament, regional councils, local health authorities, frontline staff, and relevant agencies at the national levels Results Preliminary results reveal that a common definition of public trust in health data sharing is missing. Associations to public trust are observed at the European level with citizens’ reassurance about their sensitive data being shared, and in Switzerland with data security. In France, public trust is connected to public engagement, while no distinct patterns were identified in Italy. Findings also reveal a consensus among interviewees on the central role public trust plays in health data-sharing initiatives; yet public trust is perceived as a vague concept, often addressed implicitly without a clear strategy Conclusions The study reveals widespread ambiguity among policymakers regarding the definition of public trust and its translation into policy. Practical guidance is crucial to effectively integrate elements of public trust into policymaking, thereby actively reinforcing trust in health data sharing through legislative efforts Key messages • While policymakers recognize the importance of public trust for data-driven health initiatives, they lack a common conceptual understanding on what trust is and how to build it. • Guidance is needed to help policymakers actively contributing building trust in health data sharing through their legislative work.

Elements of trust and trust-building in gerontological social work. The social worker’s perspective

ABSTRACT Although trust between social workers and their clients emerges as a critical factor in social work, it has often been taken for granted and rarely placed under detailed scrutiny in social work research. This study explores the elements on which clients’ trust is built, and social workers’ trust-building practices in gerontological social work (GSW) in Finland. We analysed seven focus group discussions of gerontological social workers abductively, using Russell Hardin’s model of trust as an analytical tool. This study identifies six elements of clients’ trust: (1) trust in the individual social worker and in the institution, (2) trust as mutually recognised goals, (3) trust in the professional’s competence, (4) trust as a risk, (5) trust as dynamic, (6) trust as cognitive. A social worker builds trust by listening carefully to clients, considering their interests when choosing their own goals and actions, clearly articulating the goals and premises of social work, and demonstrating that the social worker can contribute meaningfully to the client’s life. In GSW, clients’ distrust and refusal of services are common. Consequently, trust-building often requires plenty of time, creativity and perseverance from the social worker. This is challenged by the fact that there is not always enough time to build trust, trust’s essential nature is not often recognised in the service system, and social workers may lack competence and understanding of the elements of trust and trust-building. In order to meet older adults’ complex needs, it is essential to meet these challenges and place trust at the centre of GSW.

How Do Transformational Leadership and Affective Trust Enhance Creativity?

The pressure of competitive higher education has affected most universities, and whether the utilization of human capital as a resource to foster creativity, increase motivation, and boost innovation is an important topic to investigate. This study aims to explore the relationship between the elements of transformational leadership, affective trust, and intrinsic motivation and their impact on creativity to increase the performance of lecturers at Vietnamese universities, where most of them are also creators. Quantitative research is applied with data collected from full-time lecturers at Vietnamese universities from December 2023 to January 2024. The hypothesized correlations were investigated using structural equation modeling on a sample of 311 participants in Vietnam. The findings reveal substantial causal correlations between transformational leadership, affective trust, intrinsic motivation's determinants, and the creativity to improve performance and positive behavior from the lecturers' perspective. These results imply that leaders should focus on the prefix role of transformational leadership, which is the origin of affective trust, intrinsic motivation, and creativity, to raise the standard of higher education. In particular, affective trust needs more attention because it has the most vital mediating role in enhancing the impact of transformational leadership on lecturers' creativity. Doi: 10.28991/ESJ-2024-08-05-011 Full Text: PDF

Мedia Text: Communication Tactics for Building Trust

Using the activities example of journalist-podcaster, Kommersant media holding expert Daria Tsivina, the article examines communicative tactics for building trust as an media culture integral part. One of the main reasons for the article topic relevance is the transformation of the formation processes and trust manifestation in a journalist associated with the development of information and communication technologies and convergence processes. Media trust is a key concept in the overall assessment of the journalistic text quality. We show the relationship between the main trust elements, which is understood as the truthfulness of words, actions, emotions and motives. The article presents the empirical study results, the purpose of which is to identify journalistic communication tactics that are of particular importance in the media trust formation. Nonverbal communication – voice intonation – is the most important, along with verbal, means of communication and infl uence. The features of nonverbal communication compared to verbal communication are described.Leading qualities determined based on the study results are indicated, which include speech skills (speech technique), communication skills (speech logic, emotional content); persuasiveness, ability to present information; erudition. To achieve the study purpose, an online survey was conducted. The research process used the content analysis method, as well as lexical-semantic and morphological analysis. It is concluded that the podcast is an audio version of a written text. This is one of the main differences between the podcast format and other formats of modern media discourse, which allows us to explore the author’s speech techniques. It can be concluded that the Tsivina’s texts lexical features show that the restaurant critic views his own podcast as an effective means of communication with the audience. In general, the podcast “Restaurant Criticism with Daria Tsivina” is characterized by a clear, concise structure and the use of easy-to-understand morphological units. Prosody as a super segmental phonological phenomenon in context. This study suggests that the podcaster must take into account prosody as a super segmental phonological phenomenon that is critical to the trust formation. Keywords: podcast, media trust, prosody, intonation, convergence

Adaptive multi-granularity trust management scheme for UAV visual sensor security under adversarial attacks

Adaptive multi-granularity trust management scheme for UAV visual sensor security under adversarial attacks

Identifying the contribution of communication and trust in aviation maintenance occurrences: A content analysis methodology

Identifying the contribution of communication and trust in aviation maintenance occurrences: A content analysis methodology

Peran Modal Sosial dalam Usaha Tani Kopi Arabika di Desa Kendenan Kecamatan Baraka Kabupaten Enrekang

This research aims to determine the role of social capital in Arabica coffee farming in Kendenan Village, Baraka District, Enrekang Regency. This research uses a purposive sampling technique for taking informants, namely informants who are determined deliberately. The data analysis technique used is qualitative, including data reduction analysis, data presentation and drawing conclusions. The results of this research show that coffee farmers in Kendenan Village have a high element of trust by adopting an honest, open and respectful attitude. Social norms still apply in developing Arabica coffee farming, farmers are limited by rules that are understood verbally or unwritten. We can see the close social network through communication and cooperation that is built between fellow farmers, traders and extension workers. The reciprocal relationship between Arabica coffee farmers helps each other, pays attention to each other and helps each other, making it easier to complete work in coffee farming. The role of social capital in developing coffee farming is transaction costs, sharing information, collective decision making

The role of social capital in enhancing the welfare of pre-prosperous families

This study delves into the intricate relationship between social capital and the economic resilience of pre-prosperous families in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, focusing mainly on the elements of trust, reciprocal relationships, and social networks. A quantitative research methodology was employed, and a sample of 217 impoverished families was randomly selected from a total population of 103,015 households spanning nine regencies and cities within the province. Through the application of structural equation modeling, the research demonstrates the substantial impact of social capital on both household expenditure and the overall welfare of impoverished families, highlighting its fundamental role in bolstering economic well-being within these communities. The study's findings underscore the critical importance of social capital in not only augmenting household spending but also in enhancing the welfare of economically disadvantaged families, with broader implications for combating poverty, reducing socioeconomic disparities, and fostering sustainable economic progress throughout the region. By elucidating the ways in which social capital shapes the microeconomic resilience of families, this research highlights the transformative potential of social capital in driving economic development and improving the quality of life for less affluent households in South Sulawesi Province. Policymakers and practitioners can utilize these insights to develop targeted interventions that empower local residents, foster supportive networks, and ultimately bolster the economic resilience of disadvantaged families, contributing to sustainable development and poverty alleviation efforts.

Missed or misused opportunity? Social cohesion, national dialogue and peacebuilding in Cameroon

ABSTRACT This paper uses the multidimensional aspects of social cohesion which comprises different elements of trust, equality, inclusion, and participation, to show how political actors can impede efforts to foster social cohesion in conflict affected societies. It identifies key opportunities that were either missed or misused by elites during the national dialogue process intended to resolve Cameroon's Anglophone crisis. Historically, the relationship between elites and the Anglophone population in Cameroon has been characterised by fragile social cohesion due to marginalisation experienced in Anglophone communities. The actions and power-preserving efforts of elites have exacerbated inequalities, political exclusion and mistrust, thereby affecting social cohesion. Based on field observation, semi-structured interviews and secondary data, this paper identifies and analyses five scenarios where Anglophone elites could have acted differently to enhance social cohesion, but failed to do so. Rather, their actions towards the population further weakened social cohesion and facilitated the instrumentalisation of the 2019 national dialogue in Cameroon. Considering the unique characteristics of this case, future dialogue processes, especially those addressing marginalisation concerns, should prioritize strengthening social cohesion and refrain from overlooking its relevance by merely treating it as a desired outcome of a dialogue process.

PENENTUAN SYARAT PADA PERTENGAHAN PERJANJIAN DALAM JUAL BELI KREDIT PERALATAN PERTANIAN

Buying and selling as a means of getting goods easily. Buying and selling credit is a sale and purchase transaction carried out by the community using the payment in installments (installments). Such as buying and selling credit carried out by villagers Payo Bay, Banyuasin district. The concept of buying and selling on credit is the element of time, element of risk, element of submission, element of trust, and element of approval. Buy and sell This credit helps the residents of Teluk Payo village. They can buy agricultural equipment by paying it off because they don't have enough money if buying in cash. By buying equipment for farming. This certainly makes it easier for them to farm and the results will be more Good.In writing a thesis using field research (field research) because this research was carried out in the field, namely about the practice of buying and selling credit agricultural equipment in Teluk Payo Village, Banyuasin Regency. As for analyzing the author's data using primary and secondary data methods, ie the method of analysis describes a situation or area of a particular population directly factual. Conclusions that can be drawn from the writing of this thesis is the result of the study, it can be concluded that in the practice of buying and selling credit this agricultural equipment there is a discrepancy that occurs between the parties involved, namely the additional of the amount of money that was not agreed upon. Which one This discrepancy occurs because of the failure of these farmers in farming. That application of intermediate conditions in the financing of agricultural equipment in the village Payo Bay, Banyuasin Regency is not yet fully following the principles of sharia economic law. This can be seen from several conditions that still violate sharia principles, such as adding a certain amount of money to maximize profit.

Addressing the notion of trust around ChatGPT in the high-stakes use case of insurance

Addressing the notion of trust around ChatGPT in the high-stakes use case of insurance

Building Confidence in a World of Eroding Trust

Trust is an important pillar in digital transformation. It is the key to fostering effective communications and collaborations. It is the foundational element that exists in the interactions between humans and technologies. However, the rapid innovation of technologies has accelerated their widespread exploitation, resulting in trust relationships among people and technologies becoming increasingly complex. In this age of eroding trust, exploring how to steer away from this trend towards sustaining and enhancing trust becomes critical. Through our review of the varying definitions and applications of trust in existing literature, we believe that there is another perspective to address the challenges of trust. In our article, we propose a trust pyramid to investigate the causality factors that influence the decision to trust. We classify the trust pyramid into three classifications (Foundational, Supplemental, and Innovative) according to the order of importance and deliberations. Within each classification, we also propose the causality factors that serve as key trust elements to influence any decision-making. We identify key challenges (e.g., the need for ethical technologies, regulations to keep pace with technological advancement) and address them by proposing viable initiatives that stakeholders can consider to build trust in a systematic manner.