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Another elaborated, ‘When she [my physician] is done, she puts her pen down, and she will make eye contact with me immediately after she’s done writing. , p. 71). There was also considerable evidence that cues construed by patients as diagnostic of physician competence were highly salient. indd 25 10/10/2011 16:20 26 Handbook of research methods on trust Siegel (1996) noted in this regard, judgments about trustworthiness reflect not only individuals’ attributions regarding the benign intentions of others on whom they are dependent, but also attributions of competence at being trustworthy.
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2004, p. 75). Patients and physicians both drew attention to the deleterious impact of perceived unavailability or time-urgency on trust. , 2004, p. 77). Related to this, the tendency for busy physicians to give incomplete or hurried explanations, and to make patients feel as if they are not respected was felt to undermine trust. . , p. 79). To summarize, this second study added to our understanding of the cognitive complexity of social perceivers’ judgments regarding trust and trustworthiness in their interpersonal relationships, especially as their relationships unfold in complex, real-world settings such as hospitals.