Empirical Testing of a Conceptual Model and Measurement Instrument for the Assessment of Trustworthiness of Project Team Members

Ellen Rusman; Jan Van Bruggen; Martin Valcke

Empirical Testing of a Conceptual Model and Measurement Instrument for the Assessment of Trustworthiness of Project Team Members

Ellen Rusman, Jan Van Bruggen, Martin Valcke

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We have earlier proposed an alternative model for trustworthiness in vocational contexts, consisting of several additional antecedents to the commonly accepted antecedents of ability, benevolence and integrity. Examples of these antecedents are “communality” and “accountability”. By reviewing literature about the measurement of trust and trustworthiness, we operationalized and specified the model. In this paper we describe the resulting measurement instrument and the results of an empirical evaluation test of this instrument.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 12 Feb 2009

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trust
trustworthiness
virtual teams
collaboration
measurement instrument

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