What convinces us to trust people? How does trust develop and how can it be maintained? Is Western society facing a crisis of confidence?
Trust psychology deals with issues related to trust and experiences in everyday life. The book identifies the factors that lead people to trust others and the consequences of this decision on real health, political, terrorist, workplace or religious beliefs issues around the world. The book also explores the impact of mistrust, as well as the causes of its manifestation in individuals, groups or organizations.
In a world where safety influences our daily lives, the “Trust Psychology” shows the role it plays in our relationships and gives us practical guidance about the trust we place in those around us.
Ken J. Rotenberg is Professor of Psychology at Keele University in the United Kingdom. He has been an active researcher for over 40 years, especially interested in trust during childhood and adolescence.
