Why One Lie Can Shake Science, Law, and Media All at Once: A New Theory of Crisis Credibility
A new systems-theoretical framework proposes that political untruth damages crisis communication by transforming the status of claims as they move ...
A new systems-theoretical framework proposes that political untruth damages crisis communication by transforming the status of claims as they move ...
A survey of 117 students at Széchenyi István University found Generation Z undergraduates prefer younger, approachable mentors and that international ...
A structure-coefficient theorem unifies the effects of network changes, strategy updates and mutation, and identifies dynamic core–periphery networks as promoting ...
A cross-sectional survey of chatbot users in Tbilisi linked stated use intention with trust, responsive interaction and anthropomorphic design, but ...
A qualitative systematic review of 39 studies identified networks, accountability, trust and shared norms as social-capital themes associated with healthcare ...
A scoping review of 124 publications identified 21 trust factors and four recurring patterns across firsthand and secondhand human-AI communication ...
A qualitative interview study of 22 postnatal mothers in Richards Bay found limited awareness of donor human milk, conditional willingness ...
A German survey links epistemic mistrust with conspiracy mentality, antisemitic attitudes and support for violence through mentalizing deficits, but its ...
Intracranial recordings from patient pairs playing a real-time prisoner's dilemma reveal that mutual cooperation depends on amygdala-mediated alignment of neural ...
A systematic review of 76 studies finds that pandemic-driven digital payment adoption only endures where infrastructure, regulation, and stakeholder alignment ...
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