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Understanding How Trust Works and Why it Matters with Peter Kim
Understanding How Trust Works and Why it Matters with Peter Kim
Understanding How Trust Works and Why it Matters with Peter Kim
Friday 1st November 2024
Explore the science of trust with Dr. Peter Kim as he breaks down how trust works and why it matters in our relationships and society.
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Episode Overview
- Trust is crucial for societal functioning.
- Initial trust is often high but fragile.
- Competence and integrity are key factors in trust.
- Apologies can either mend or damage trust.
- Clarifying expectations helps maintain trust.
Trust is the fundamental ingredient in society that makes it work.
Trust is the glue that holds society together, but how does it really work? In this episode of The One You Feed, host Eric Zimmer chats with Dr. Peter Kim, a professor at USC's Marshall School of Business and an expert on trust dynamics. Dr. Kim shares his extensive research on the factors that influence trust and why it's so crucial in our relationships and communities.
He explains how our initial trust in others is often based on superficial cues, which can be fragile and easily broken. However, he also discusses how we can build and maintain trust over time through understanding and intention. Dr. Kim dives into the complexities of trust, distinguishing between competence (having the skills to do something) and integrity (adhering to shared values).
He uses real-world examples to illustrate how these factors play out in everyday interactions and how misunderstandings can lead to broken trust. The conversation also touches on the importance of apologies and how they can either mend or further damage trust depending on how they're perceived. One of the key takeaways from Dr. Kim's research is that most people want to be good and trustworthy. He emphasizes the need to clarify expectations and intentions to help others meet those standards.
The episode wraps up with practical advice on how to navigate trust in personal and professional relationships, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in improving their interactions with others. So, if you've ever wondered why trust matters so much or how you can better manage it in your life, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice. Give it a listen to learn more about the fascinating science of trust.