Anxiety Doesn’t Drive Wartime News Habits — Platform Trust Does
When missiles streak overhead and sirens shatter the night, where do ordinary people turn for information they can actually believe? ...
When missiles streak overhead and sirens shatter the night, where do ordinary people turn for information they can actually believe? ...
A survey of 1,150 Jordanian social media users finds that greater exposure to AI-generated content erodes trust but strengthens intentions ...
A new review argues that the Internet of Things is a socio-technical ensemble in which human and machine components interact ...
An ERP study found that consumers trust virtual and human e-commerce streamers equally in behavior, yet their brains show heightened ...
A neuroeconomics study finds that dynamic time warping of electrodermal synchrony during face-to-face conversation predicts high-stakes trust decisions with 60% ...
A new Perspective argues that mistrust of biobanking in Africa is a rational response to historical exploitation and weak governance, ...
In-home interviews with 22 users reveal that trust in Alexa, Siri and ChatGPT voice mode is bounded, task-specific and experience-calibrated ...
A qualitative study across Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa finds that trust is a dynamic four-part psychological architecture that collapses ...
A new commentary argues that crisis communication should be rebuilt as institutionalized public health diplomacy, with transparent decision frameworks, reassessment ...
A new viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine proposes a Primary Care Value Dashboard that would measure access, ...
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