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The MEVIR Framework: A Virtue-Informed Moral-Epistemic Model of Human Trust Decisions
The 21st-century information landscape presents an unprecedented challenge: how do individuals make sound trust decisions amid complexity, polarization, and misinformation? Traditional rational-agent models fail to capture human trust formation, which involves a complex synthesis of reason, characte
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