bondingtrust
Bondingtrust is a term used in sociology and organizational science to describe a form of interpersonal trust that accrues within close-knit groups. It arises from repeated interactions, shared experiences, and a common identity, and it is reinforced by norms of reciprocity and mutual support. Bondingtrust is often contrasted with bridging trust, which forms between disparate groups, and cognitive trust, which is based on assessments of competence or reliability rather than relationships.
The concept draws on the broader framework of bonding and bridging social capital, popularized in the study
Mechanisms include social sanctions, reputation within the group, regular interaction, and shared rituals or routines. Trust
Applications can be seen in corporate teams, volunteer organizations, neighborhood communities, and online communities where dense
Critiques note that bondingtrust is not universally beneficial and can exacerbate exclusion or suppress dissent. Empirical