Facebook knows it has a trust problem. In an effort to better manage how its users flag content they object to, the social media giant is planning to rate the trustworthiness of its users on an ...

Hiker giving his hand helping partner climb up to the top of mountain. As a known advocate for the importance of nonverbal behavior, most people would be expecting me to answer by describing different ...

Our brains are able to judge the trustworthiness of a face even when we cannot consciously see it, a team of scientists has found. Their findings shed new light on how we form snap judgments of others ...

On TikTok there are exceptional "testimonials" like Nikola Tesla or Marie Curie delivering short science-related messages that have garnered millions of views. This is just one of many examples where ...

Most of us rely on vetted experts, brand names, seals of approval, and other signals of trust to help us decide on matters ranging from how to treat a dental abscess to which automobile is most fuel ...

Competition is a healthy and fundamental part of leadership. It ignites the fire that pushes us to become top contenders in our respective industries, but the urge to be better doesn’t stop there. For ...

This post was written by Dr. Jon G. Allen. When I ask groups of therapists, patients, and students how many of them believe that trust is highly important in psychotherapy, all hands go up. Sprinkled ...

Trust is a fundamental building block of human society. We trust not only those we know well, but also strangers we've never met before. The server brings us a meal in a restaurant, trusting we’ll pay ...

A company called The Marketing Arm ranks celebrities by trustworthiness. This week, news anchor Brian Williams took a dive from 23 to 835. NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Matt Delzell about the list.