Jul 2026· Health Care Analysis· 0 citations· 37 references
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This study draws on the established distinction between trust as a way of relating to a known autonomous moral agent and confidence in systems, with familiarity serving as a conceptual bridge through which system confidence can become interpersonal trust.
This study empirically examines trust in leadership at the United Bank for Africa (UBA),
addressing a significant gap in research on African financial institutions. Drawing on Mayer,
Davis, and Schoorman's (1995) integrative trust model, the research investigates how ability,
benevolence, and integrity dimensions of le...
Temitope Abiodun Oje· IIARD International Journal...· 0 citations
This systematic literature review examines how stakeholder trust is conceptualized and measured in risk and science communication amid increasingly complex information environments shaped by misinformation and disinformation. Following PRISMA procedures, which provide a framework for conducting a systematic review with...
Matthew S. Weber, Chaeyeong Margo Lee, D. Kosson· Risk Analysis· 0 citations
Recent efforts to distinguish toxic leadership from incompetent leadership aim to clarify theoretical boundaries and improve organizational responses to leadership failure. Ducheyne and De Fruyt ’ s (2026) recent focal article provides a thoughtful and practically motivated framework for differentiating these construct...
Carsynn F. Miller· Industrial and Organizationa...· 0 citations
The findings suggest that trustworthy AI integration requires addressing pre-existing structural failures before introducing algorithmic decision support, and offer design recommendations for AI-supported appraisal systems, with implications for HCI research and organizational practice.
Andreas Harnindito, Akshat Sawarni· Proceedings of the 2026 Euro...· 0 citations
Organisational trust is widely recognised as a fundamental factor in fostering
effective workplace relationships and improving employee performance. However, existing
evidence remains fragmented across different trust referents, performance dimensions, and
organisational contexts. This study aims to synthesise the curr...
The growing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare has transformed clinical decision-making. Nevertheless, doctors’ engagement with AI-based tools remains hindered, particularly due to trust-related concerns. The purpose of this study is to examine the factors influencing doctors’ engagement with AI-...
A. Seow, Shanthi Isparan, Jing-Jing Chang et al.· International Journal of Man...· 0 citations
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