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Definition of 'Trustworthiness'

If a person conducts him or herself in a fashion that inspires trust he or she can be said to be trustworthy. Trust is a confident belief and reliance upon the moral charcter and competence of another person. Trustworthiness involves confidence that a person woll act with right motives and in accordance appropriate moral principles


Reference

Comte-Sponville, Andre (1996) A Small Treatise on the Great Virtues, New York: Henry Holt and Company

Covey, Stephen M.R.(2006) The Speed of Trust, The One Thing that Changes Everything, New York: Free Press

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