Starting with the observation that it can be as much an affective state as a rational one, and that emotions can both guide and influence how trust evaluations are made [ 21 ], this work has, in combination, emphasised the complex negotiations that underlie interactions, and hence the plethora of situational factors likely to be significant.
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'Trust my doctor, trust my pancreas': trust as an emergent quality of social practice.
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