To what extent are these just features of low-trust and high-trust environments?
Assuming that these dimensions are the same, here’s my incomplete list of things that modulate trust levels:
Group size (smaller is easier to trust)
Average emotional intelligence
The quality of group memes that relate to emotions
Scarcity mindsets
The level of similarity of group members
Group identity
Some of these might screen off others. This model suggests that groups with healthy discourse tend to be small, affluent, emotionally mature and aligned.
Apart from social effects I get the impression that there are also psychological factors that modulate the tendency to trust, including:
Independence (of those that disagree)
Ambiguity tolerance
Agreeableness
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Different answer: one thing that I’ve seen work is to meet someone offline. People tend to be a lot more considerate after that
To what extent are these just features of low-trust and high-trust environments?
Assuming that these dimensions are the same, here’s my incomplete list of things that modulate trust levels:
Group size (smaller is easier to trust)
Average emotional intelligence
The quality of group memes that relate to emotions
Scarcity mindsets
The level of similarity of group members
Group identity
Some of these might screen off others. This model suggests that groups with healthy discourse tend to be small, affluent, emotionally mature and aligned.
Apart from social effects I get the impression that there are also psychological factors that modulate the tendency to trust, including:
Independence (of those that disagree)
Ambiguity tolerance
Agreeableness
_______
Different answer: one thing that I’ve seen work is to meet someone offline. People tend to be a lot more considerate after that