Survey on Trust Level Changes with Strangers 与陌生人交流信任度变化调查问卷

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Language 使用语言:

A.Chinese 中文

B.English 英语

性别 :

A.男

B.女

族裔:

A.中国人

B.盎格鲁-撒克逊人

C.其他:

教育背景:

A.本科

B.硕士

C.博士

D.其他:

对于陌生人，您通常会先假设他/她是好人，并认为这个人是值得信任的。

当您与此人见面后，根据其穿着、长相等表面特征，您会增加对此人的信任程度。

当您得知此人的社会地位和职业状况后，您会进一步增加对此人的信任程度。

在对此人的品格特征有基本了解后，您会进一步提高对此人的信任程度，并开始放松警惕。

10.

当您对此人的品格特征通过直接交流和互动确认后，您会进一步提高对此人的信任程度，并继续放松警惕。

11.

当您对此人的品格特征通过实例得到完全验证后，您会进一步改善对此人的信任程度，并开始对此人不持戒心。

12.

在您通过他人了解到此人的行为方式后，对此人会形成一定程度的信任。

13.

当您观察到此人的某些行为方式后，您会继续提高对此人的信任程度。

14.

当您通过各种信息，对此人的行为准则和方式有了全面了解后，会最终确认您对此人的信任程度。

15.

在尚未与某个陌生人发生实际互动、对其几乎不了解的情况下，您通常会默认与其互动可能存在一定风险。

16.

当您与此人见面并有过简单接触，但尚未进一步交流时，您仍然会认为与其互动有存在风险的可能。

17.

当您与此人进行一定交流，并对其能力与可靠性有了初步判断之后，您通常会对与其互动风险形成较为明确的判断。

18.

当面对来自不同文化背景的陌生人时，在尚未发生实际互动、对其几乎不了解的情况下，您通常不会因此感到明显的不适或紧张。

19.

当您与此人有过简单接触但尚未进一步交流时，您通常会感到比较自然和放松。

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当您与此人进行一定交流，并对其能力与可靠性有了初步了解之后，您通常会感到更加舒适，并愿意继续与其互动。

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请用数字1-10描述您对以下人群的信任半径，比如1 = 完全不信任、 10 = 非常信任【请选择6项】

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Gender:

A. Male

B. Female

26.

Ethnic Origin:

A. Chinese

B. Anglo-Saxon

C. Others:

27.

Education Background:

A. Undergraduate

B. Master

C. PhD

D. Others:

28.

When dealing with strangers, you usually assume that he or she is a good person and consider this person to be trustworthy.

29.

After meeting the person, your level of trust in him or her may increase depending on how he or she is dressed and his or her outward appearance.

30.

After learning about this person’s social status and occupation, you may further improve your level of trust in him or her.

31.

After having some initial information on this person's personal quality, your level of trust in him or her may improve further, and you may begin to lower your guard.

32.

After directly communicating and interacting with the person to understand their personality traits, your level of trust in him or her may further improve, and you may continue to lower your guard.

33.

After this person's personality traits have been verified through real examples, your level of trust in him or her may improve further, and your trust in him or her may become more firmly established.

34.

After learning about this person's behavior from a third party, you have formed a certain level of trust in him or her.

35.

After observing certain behaviors of this person, your level of trust in him or her may continue to improve.

36.

After gaining a comprehensive understanding of this person’s behavior through various sources of information, your level of trust in him or her may be finally confirmed.

37.

When you have not yet interacted with a stranger and know almost nothing about him or her, you usually assume that interacting with him or her may involve a certain level of risk.

38.

When you meet this person and have brief contact but have not had further conversation, you still believe that interacting with him or her may involve potential risks.

39.

After some conversation with the person and forming a basic judgment of his or her competence and reliability, you usually develop a clearer judgment about the risks involved in interacting with him or her.

40.

When facing a stranger from different cultural backgrounds, and before any actual interaction or knowledge about him or her, you usually do not feel obvious discomfort or tension.

41.

When you have brief contact with the person but have not had further conversation with him or her, you usually feel relatively natural and relaxed.

42.

After gaining a basic understanding of the person, you usually feel more comfortable and are willing to continue interacting with him or her.

43.

Social institutions usually provide basic safeguards when you interact with strangers.

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Please use a number from 1 to 10 to indicate how much you trust the following groups. For example, 1 = Do not trust at all, 10 = Full trust【请选择6项】

A. Family members:

B. Close friends:

C. Classmates or colleagues:

D. People in your neighborhood or community:

E. Strangers you will meet for the first time:

F. Strangers you interact with in public settings:

Survey on Trust Level Changes with Strangers与陌生人交流信任度变化调查问卷

Survey on Trust Level Changes with Strangers与陌生人交流信任度变化调查问卷

Survey on Trust Level Changes with Strangers
与陌生人交流信任度变化调查问卷

Survey on Trust Level Changes with Strangers
与陌生人交流信任度变化调查问卷