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The change of trust mode——from interpersonal trust institution-based trust

Huan Wang

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Abstract

With the change from traditional society to modern society,the change of mode of production has brought out the change in life style and social interaction.Meanwhile,the mode of trust should change from interpersonal trust to institution-based trust so as to keep up with the development of modern society.

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With the change from traditional society to modern society,the change of mode of production has brought out the change in life style and social interaction.Meanwhile,the mode of trust should change from interpersonal trust to institution-based trust so as to keep up with the development of modern society.

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With the change from traditional society to modern society,the change of mode of production has brought out the change in life style and social interaction.Meanwhile,the mode of trust should change from interpersonal trust to institution-based trust so as to keep up with the development of modern society.

Key concepts: Institution, Interpersonal communication, Mode (computer interface), Social trust, Social change, Life style, Interpersonal relationship, Style (visual arts)

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