Knowledge-Based Trust Is Grounded in Behavioral Predictability and It Occurs

question 12

Multiple Choice

Knowledge-based trust is grounded in behavioral predictability and it occurs when a person has enough information about others to understand them and accurately predict their behavior.Whenever informational uncertainty or asymmetry characterizes a relationship,it provides opportunity for deceit,and one or both negotiators risk ______.

• A)judgment by other parties
• B)being corrupted
• C)exploitation
• D)damaging their reputations

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Definitions:

Reaction Time

The amount of time taken to respond to a stimulus, often used as an indicator of the speed of cognitive processing and motor coordination.

Muscle Strength

The ability of a muscle or group of muscles to exert force against resistance.

Fine Motor Skills

The ability to coordinate small muscle movements, usually involving synchronization of hands and fingers, with the eyes.

Gross Motor Skills

The abilities to use large muscle groups to perform actions like crawling, walking, and jumping.