Because issues of doubt and trust usually pervade interactions among strangers, people use which of the following as clues to whether or not they can trust a stranger?

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The location where they meet and the appearance of the stranger are important clues to determine whether or not to trust a stranger. These clues provide some insight into the stranger's background and intentions. A police station nearby or reading about crime in the area may also provide some additional information, but they are not as reliable as the location and appearance of the stranger. Broken windows visible may indicate danger, but it is not always applicable in every scenario.

Because Issues of Doubt and Trust Usually Pervade Interactions Among