Trust is like a bank account. A person makes deposits and withdrawals. Good actions add to the account. Bad actions take away from the account.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Trust is like a bank account.
A person makes deposits and withdrawals. Good actions add to the account. Bad actions take away from the account.
Trust is not a simple on-off switch. It is like money in a bank. A person's actions build up trust over time. Other actions can reduce trust. This idea helps a person see how trust changes.
A parent tells a student about the Trust Bank. The parent says, 'Coming home on time is a deposit. Lying is a withdrawal.' The student wants a later curfew. The parent says, 'You need a high balance for a big withdrawal like that.'
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Trust is like a bank account. A person makes deposits and withdrawals. Good actions add to the account. Bad actions take away from the account.