Relationships 2.0: Can I Trust You?

There's a secret ingredient that underlies every great relationship, every great community, and every great country. With it, the odds of success tilt in your favor. Without it, you can have every other asset in the world, and you're still likely to fail. That secret ingredient is trust. This week, social scientist Peter Kim shares how we reach decisions about whom to trust, and how we can get smarter at making those decisions. In this episode, you'll learn about: *The process our minds use to decide who's trustworthy and who's not. *How our impressions of a person's trustworthiness are shaped by our worldviews and biases. *The mental shortcuts we take in deciding to no longer trust another person. *Strategies to become more skilled in assessing whether a person is trustworthy.