[PDF] Top 20 Trust, distrust and epistemic injustice

... For example, Kristie Dotson (2011) identifies the phenomenon of ‘testimonial smothering’, in which a potential speaker decides to remain silent, recognising the potential audience’s unwillingness or inability to ... See full document

... with trust and distrust present an inverse correlation between size and the number of transmissions that reach consensus: the smaller the net- work, the more often full labelling with a unique formula is ... See full document

... “can trust online” but he doesn’t. Trust here is configured as something that is not passively gained but involves an active engagement of delineating criteria to evaluate whether a system is ...not ... See full document

... Two issues commonly arise when we think about trust, in the doctor-patient relationship or elsewhere. The first issue is how to generate and maintain trusting relationships, both for their own sake and for the ... See full document

... Eleven hours of recorded discussion were collected and transcribed, providing a rich source of data with potential for analysis from a variety of perspectives. An initial analysis was made using interpretive comments ... See full document

... contractual trust and ...(contractual) trust is ...contractual trust, it is clear that it has moral implications; the moral dimensions of our lives enriches and is enriched by the many instances of ... See full document

... higher trust and an increased sensitivity to social signals of others and that this would be reflected in (i) higher initial investments and (ii) higher investments throughout interactions with a cooperative, but ... See full document

... that trust is comprised of knowledge and some unknown outcomes, we can interpret Justine’s account as hinting at the uncertainty a child might feel when faced with the prospect of calling the ... See full document

... The concept of social stratification and hierarchy among human dates is back to the origin of human race. Presently, the growing reputation of social net- works has given us with an opportunity to analyze these ... See full document

... vicious distrust cycles of secrecy, mistakes, and failures, but total failures blocked vulnerably involved mid-level managers whose vulnerable involvement created high-trust local cultures through virtuous ... See full document

... Theoretically, epistemic trust may represent a compel- ling treatment target but few studies have empirically examined the construct in the context of personality ...of epistemic vigilance especially ... See full document

... of distrust indicator and participation rate in elections as social capital representative variables have been ...of distrust among ...of trust would damage financial interactions of people and then ... See full document

... actors. Trust in a profes- sional ethos has been displaced by a more distrusting political ...and trust are being replaced by more and more systems of upward vertical accountability, which increase rather ... See full document

... that trust in wine awards generally increased the amount willing to pay for a wine with an award by ...who distrust awards), as well as reducing their likelihood to buy and the price willing to ... See full document

... consumer trust in private health- care (in a broad sense) as important, but did not interro- gate the predictors, extent or reasons for trust ...explore trust or distrust in public hospitals ... See full document

... I conceive of both these virtues as contributing something positive to the hearer’s ‘testimonial sensibility’ —his trained sensitivity to the multifarious signs of a speaker’s degree of epistemic trustworthiness. ... See full document

... generalized distrust of medical and legal authority that arises from such abuses of civil and human rights among subjected ...populations. Distrust might seem to offer a source of collective resistance for ... See full document

... can trust the particular deliverances of her intellectual activities in the ...to trust her epistemic self with an act of trusting her epistemic ... See full document

... of epistemic exploitation creates barriers to the project of overcoming oppression by contributing to hermeneutical ...alternative epistemic injustice: epistemic ... See full document

... and trust the marginalized can share their epistemic resources, and that the privileged can learn to utilize these epistemic resources in order to better make sense of their own and the ... See full document