… Developed in the mid-1970s, the so-called ‘order of draw’ was aimed to prevent the effects
on test results that tube additives could introduce in a sequence, with the needle carrying on …

… testing. Multiple … prior findings on trust and achievement with findings on trust and behavior.
It is the first empirical study that links student trust to both behavior and academic outcomes. …

… test results to results on other tests, as we do in this study. Prior research in this area, however,
has failed to use tests … test or the level of knowledge needed to pass the state mandated …

… We focus on the results of testing the bookkeeping and intentionality hypothesis . The
numeric entries in this table represent the average effect on the probability to honor …

… are appropriate and inappropriate levels and forms of trust for any situation. It's not that I take
to trust naturally or easily; neither do I find … It's the frequent outcome of allowing ourselves to …

… Importantly, a one-sample t -test indicated that the average trust rates are significantly higher
than the manipulated 50% reinforcement rates, t (17) = 4.60, P < 0.001. This is consistent …

… valid findings as real, whether or not we like them. Otherwise … , we do not expect the furor
over the culturaltest-bias hypothesis to be resolved soon. Bias in psychological testing will …

… , developing sound measures of trust to test theoretical claims within … findings from these
investigations. Although only about a third of the projects are represented here, we believe that …

… could result in a test where a mark of 70 represented the same level of performance. We can
think of our science test as … on the meanings that we can attach to their results, while others …

… In this report, we propose that decisions to trust arise from egocentric reasoning (Evans & …
If so, trustors will make systematic errors of overand under-trusting. We test this idea in two …