It is argued that ________ represents a sort of "faith in human nature."
A) cognition-based trust
B) trust propensity
C) competence
D) ability
E) rational assessment

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Some have argued that trust propensity represents a sort of "faith in human nature," in that trusting people view others in more favorable terms than do suspicious people. The importance of trust propensity is most obvious in interactions with strangers, in which any acceptance of vulnerability would amount to "blind trust."

It Is Argued That ________ Represents a Sort of "Faith