The Five Key Dimensions That Underlie the Concept of Trust

question 9

Multiple Choice

The five key dimensions that underlie the concept of trust for leaders include all but:

• A) integrity.
• B) protection from bad news.
• C) competence.
• D) consistency.
• E) openness.

Understand the emotional impacts of guilt, humiliation, and how they relate to social behavior.

Recognize the limitations of human ability to detect lies and the implications for law enforcement and judicial processes.

Explain the relationship between creativity and dishonesty.

Understand the concept and consequences of identity theft.

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Definitions:

Innate Modules

Cognitive structures in the brain, believed to be pre-wired from birth, that help individuals process information in specific domains such as language and social interaction.

Reasoning Skills

The cognitive abilities that enable individuals to analyze information, solve problems, and make logical decisions.

Short-term Memory

The part of the memory system where small amounts of information can be stored for a brief period of time.

Information-processing Theorists

Researchers who study how human beings take in, utilize, store, and retrieve information, emphasizing the mental processes involved in cognitive development.