People routinely make various trait judgments from facial appearance, and such judgments affect important social outcomes. These judgments are highly correlated with each other, reflecting the fact that valence evaluation permeates trait judgments from faces. Trustworthiness judgments best approximate this evaluation, consistent with evidence about the involvement of the amygdala in the implici...

As the virtual mirror of complex real-time business processes of organisations’ underlying information systems, the workflow management system (WfMS) has emerged in recent decades as a new self-autonomous paradigm in the open, dynamic, distributed computing environment. In order to construct a trustworthy workflow management system (TWfMS), the design of a software behaviour trustworthiness mea...

Typically developing adults and children can rapidly reach consensus regarding the trustworthiness of unfamiliar faces. Maltreated children can have problems with trusting others, yet those with the disinhibited form of reactive attachment disorder (dRAD) can be indiscriminately friendly. Whether children with dRAD symptoms appraise and conform to typical judgements about trustworthiness of fac...

In typically developing populations, adults and children can come to a consensus regarding the trustworthiness of unfamiliar faces very rapidly. Maltreated children can have problems with trusting others, yet those with the disinhibited form of Reactive Attachment Disorder (dRAD) can be indiscriminately friendly. However, whether children with dRAD symptoms appraise and conform to typical judge...

Four different patterns of biased ratings of facial expressions of emotions have been found in socially anxious participants: higher negative ratings of (1) negative, (2) neutral, and (3) positive facial expressions than nonanxious controls. As a fourth pattern, some studies have found no group differences in ratings of facial expressions of emotion. However, these studies usually employed vale...

Little is known about how older persons determine if someone deserves their trust or not based on their facial appearance, a process referred to as "facial trustworthiness."In the past few years, Todorov and colleagues have argued that, in young adults, trustworthiness judgments are an extension of emotional judgments, and therefore, that trust judgments are made based on a continuum between an...

The advent of socio-technical, cyber-physical and artificial intelligence systems has broadened the scope requirements engineering, which must now deal with new classes requirements, concerning ethics, privacy trust. This brings challenges to Requirements Engineering, in particular regarding understanding non-functional behind these types systems. To address this issue, we propose Ontology-base...

We present a preliminary study the aim of which is to provide a high level model for the evaluation of the trustworthiness of recommender systems as e-commerce services. We identify and comment on relevant trustworthiness indicators for the following different perspectives: user interface, content information and quality of recommendations.

Accurate assessment of trustworthiness is fundamental to successful and adaptive social behavior. Initially, people assess trustworthiness from facial appearance alone. These assessments then inform critical approach or avoid decisions. Individuals with Williams syndrome (WS) exhibit a heightened social drive, especially toward strangers. This study investigated the temporal dynamics of facial ...

Open e-health services involve numerous risks to patient’s safety and privacy which gives rise to concerns about their trustworthiness. We present how the concept of the trust case and the associated Trust-IT framework were used to analyse and argue about the trustworthiness of health related services delivered by PIPS, a personalised information platform for health and life services.