Social Sciences
4 years ago

Institutional trust boosts interpersonal trust by enhancing feelings of security

PLoS ONE
Enhancing feelings of security: How institutional trust promotes interpersonal trust
Giuliana Spadaro, Katharina Gangl, Jan‐Willem van Prooijen, Paul A. M. Van Lange, Cristina Onesta Mosso

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Institutions that people trust can make strangers trust each other more. Feeling secure because of trusted institutions can boost trust between people who don't know each other. Trust in public institutions can indirectly affect how much strangers trust each other. Trust in institutions can increase feelings of security, leading to more trust among strangers.