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We often trust people more quickly than we think, but when trust is broken, it's not so easy to rebuild it. Watch the podcast video summary of The Trust Mechanism, which explores how trust is built, how it's broken, and why an apology isn't always enough. Text: Abbas Seydin, Ali Bandari Video: Hamidreza Farrokhsersht 0:00 Video of the Beplus Podcast on YouTube 0:52 How Trust Works 2:25 Trusting Strangers 3:19 The Author's Research on Trust 3:52 Low Trust Levels 5:16 Trusting Quickly 6:39 The Trust-Building Social System 7:27 Trust in the Story of Online Shopping 8:24 Superficial Signs of Trust-Building 9:24 Broken Trust 11:02 The Crisis of Building Lost Trust 11:34 The Circle of Group and Long-Term Damage 12:44 Breaking Trust at the Social Level 14:48 Distrust in the System Gone Forever 16:09 Tools for Rebuilding Trust: Apologies 17:12 False Apologies Build More Mistrust 18:28 How Do We Judge Ignoring? 19:17 Every apology has two signals 19:47 Offenses about ability: more forgivable 20:49 Lying once is evidence of lying 21:56 A liar's apology is an admission of guilt 22:29 Will and intention in building trust 24:00 Why do we judge this way? 24:31 We jump to conclusions after examining 26:14 The consequences of accepting or rejecting an apology 27:20 We hate lying, but we accept it 28:53 Why does our mind judge this way? 29:34 Truth and Lie Experiment with Theology Students 32:31 Fundamental Document Errors in Traffic and Work 33:44 Job Interview Experiment 34:50 Unequal Judgment of Ourselves and Others 35:35 A Liar Always Lies 36:25 The Moral Calculation Error in Our Mind 37:22 What Does Rewriting the Past Mean? 37:50 Trust and Rapid Distrust 38:58 Trust Rebuilding Tools Don't Work Well 40:06 Global Statistics of Distrust in Everything Are High 41:22 We Don't Have to Trust Everyone 43:04 A Very Necessary and Useful Book Summary of the Book of Trust Builders The Book of Trust Builders is about rebuilding trust. If we were asked what the biggest problem in human relationships is, we would probably say lies, betrayal, or abuse. But Peter Kim, author of the book How Trust Works, says that we actually trust very quickly. Every day we take taxis, shop with strangers, work with people we don't know very well. The problem starts when this trust is damaged. The book "The Mechanism of Trust" explains why trust is easily lost, why one mistake can ruin an old relationship? Why our efforts to repair trust often backfire? Why we recommend this book Trust is one of the foundations of our daily lives. Almost no relationship, partnership, or society can survive without trust. However, we rarely think about its mechanism. Why we trust some people quickly, why we forgive some mistakes and not others, and why sometimes a small incident changes our perspective for years. The book "The Mechanism of Trust" helps us better understand one of the most important and at the same time the most invisible forces in social life. A force whose presence seems normal, but its absence can transform our individual and collective lives. Who is the author of the book The Trust Mechanism? Peter H. Kim is an organizational behavior researcher who teaches at the USC School of Business. The Trust Mechanism is the result of more than two decades of his research on restoring trust in human and organizational relationships. ✅ Bplus Support https://bpluspodcast.com/support ☑️ Bplus Website https://bpluspodcast.com/ ✅ Bplus Podcast https://bpluspodcast.com/how-to-listen ☑️ Bplus Telegram Channel https://t.me/podcastbplus