Episode 37: Trust

from Data Doyenne Hosted by Dr. Pauline W. Hoffmann

What is trust? How do we measure it? Who and what do we trust? This week I take a look at how we define trust. I examine the Edelman Trust Barometer, a Pew Research study and Our World in Data to see who and what we trust globally. I also discuss how that impacts how we develop measures to change people's actions. The ARS (Arbitrary Random Stat)? Why is Newfoundland's time zone on the half hour?

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