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14. Harmony in Family & Society (Human–Human Relationship) Topic: Understanding Trust – Intention vs Competence

Trust in human relationships is essential for emotional and functional harmony, with two critical components being intention and competence. Understanding the distinction between these dimensions helps in building and repairing relationships effectively, particularly in collaborative environments like engineering. Trust enhances communication, promotes cooperation, and is vital for successful teamwork and personal bonds in both family and societal contexts.

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Sections

  • 14

    Harmony In Family & Society (Human–human Relationship)

    This section explores the dimensions of trust in human relationships, particularly focusing on intention and competence.

    Learning Practice

  • 14.1

    What Is Trust?

    Trust in human relationships is a fundamental belief in someone's reliability and goodwill.

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  • 14.2

    Two Dimensions Of Trust: Intention Vs Competence

    This section discusses the two critical dimensions of trust in relationships: intention, which reflects goodwill, and competence, which signifies capability.

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  • 14.2.1

    Intention

    The section explores the concept of 'intention' as a critical dimension of trust in human relationships, emphasizing its role in the foundation of emotional safety and connection.

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  • 14.2.2

    Competence

    Competence is the ability and skill required to perform tasks effectively, which is essential for maintaining trust in relationships.

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  • 14.3

    How Trust Is Built And Lost

    This section explores how trust in human relationships is established and the factors leading to its deterioration, emphasizing the concepts of intention and competence.

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  • 14.4

    Importance Of Trust In Family And Society

    Trust is a crucial foundation for emotional bonding and collaboration in both family and societal settings.

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  • 14.5

    Restoring Broken Trust

    This section outlines the steps necessary to restore trust that has been broken due to poor competence or negative intentions.

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  • 14.6

    Engineering Perspective: Trust In Teams And Projects

    This section emphasizes the vital role of trust in engineering teams, highlighting the interplay between intention and competence.

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References

m3ch14.pdf

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What we have learnt

  • Trust has two primary dimen...
  • Trust is built through cons...
  • Restoration of broken trust...

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