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This episode reveals how trust operates not as a simple feeling, but as a sophisticated, often unconscious, system of assessment, shaping our most crucial relationships.
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“This episode reveals how trust operates not as a simple feeling, but as a sophisticated, often unconscious, system of assessment, shaping our most crucial relationships.”
— David DeSteno, The Truth About Trust
Trust, Human Psychology, Relationships
If you've ever wondered why some connections feel instantly solid while others remain fragile, this will clarify the unseen forces at play in every interaction, and this will help you see what to do next.
David DeSteno, a social psychologist and researcher, brings a rigorous scientific lens to the complex dynamics of trust, revealing its evolutionary roots and practical mechanisms through decades of study.