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Initial Trust Formation in New Organizational Relationships
Academy of Management Review · 1998 · Vol. 23(3) · pp. 473–490
D. Harrison McKnight✉(Florida State University)L. L. Cummings(University of Minnesota System)Norman L. Chervany(Decision Sciences (United States))
Abstract
Arguably, the most critical time frame for organizational participants to develop trust is at the beginning of their relationship. Using primarily a cognitive approach, we address factors and processes that enable two organizational parties to form relatively high trust initially. We propose a model of specific relationships among several trust-related constructs and two cognitive processes. The model helps explain the paradoxical finding of high initial trust levels in new organizational relationships.
Cognitive Science and MappingTeam Dynamics and PerformanceOpinion Dynamics and Social InfluenceOrganizational behaviorOrganizational cultureOrganizational effectivenessManagementPsychologyBusinessKnowledge managementSociologySocial psychologyComputer science
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