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Trust is defined as the assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something; one in which confidence is placed.  Simply stated, trust can be regarded as an expectancy that a person or a thing can be relied upon.

Many psychologists believe that certain people have a higher ability to trust than others.  On the flip side of this equation is the belief that yet other people have a lesser ingrained ability to trust; thought to be a function of the level that trust has been honored in that individual’s culture, family unit, or previous social interactions.

Trust is often observed in three primary behavioral areas:

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