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APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
To Trust and to be Trusted Are the Keys to Knowledge Sharing
- Shinichiro Watanabe
University of Tsukuba - Fuyu Sato
University of Tsukuba - Yuichiro Kanazawa
Internatioinal Christian University
Abstract
Using students working in groups (n=132), this study compared the effects of trusting and being trusted in determining knowledge sharing. The results indicated that being trusted could function as a unique independent determinant and was equally important as trusting. This suggests that mutual trust is the key for knowledge sharing.
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