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Effects of sex and appearance on trust and trustworthiness

2022-04-28

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<p>The ability to trust other individuals, including strangers, is a prerequisite for human cooperation. Economically it is not rational to trust others, as trust can be easily exploited. Still, generally the level of trust toward strangers is relatively high. Trust is closely related to trustworthiness: when trusting others, one expects them to reciprocate. Some individuals elicit more trust than others. Apparent...

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ecbcb9f6-eb08-5c68-a00c-64149f398b3a
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10.31234/osf.io/tq2rm
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