D: Trust and Reputation Systems Flashcards

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What is the main motive for using Trust/Reputation systems?

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Trust in other users is a basic requirement for platforms in the PPS (Private-Product-Service) section.

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Name trust-building measures taken by platforms you know:

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Star ratings
Status (Superhost)
Ranking
Pictures
Score
Verifications
Membership dates shown
Text reviews
Response rates

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What are the drivers behind fake reviews and what damage can they cause?

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Reputation is worth a lot of money –> secundary industry formed. Now it’s possible to buy fake reviews as “marketing aid”
Damage: is delt to profiles with real reviews –> their work/effort is discredited.

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What is Signaling Theory?

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It’s a framework to model and understand behaviours of information asymmetry reduction between actors.
Uncertainty prevents transactions.

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What four types of assessment signals exist?

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Index Signals (Ratings)
Handicap Signals-present directed (eg CV)
Handicap Signals - future directed (eg warranty)
Conventional Signals (eg. cheap talk)

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What are the often referred to three dimensions of trust?

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Ability
Benvolence
Integrity

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What are the three targets of Trust?

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Trust in:
Peer
Platform
Product

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What are the three types of Trust?

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Trusting Belief (stated belief)
Trusting Intention (stated willingness)
Trusting Behaviour (manifested)

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What differs initial trust from experience-based trust and swift trust?

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Initial and experience based: based on a personal transactional history.
swift trust: ad hoc emergence of trust in temporary groups.

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What differs the social welfare optimum from the Nash equilibrium in “The trust game”?

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SWO: Player would transfer her entire endowement–>maximal welfare.
Nash: No transfer at all (no trust).

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What is the evolutionary explanation for faces playing a big role on trust on platforms?

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Emotions could be extracted from faces since the beginning of humanity –> strong neural link.

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Define social reward

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the pleasure, satisfaction and gratification individuals derive from participating in interpersonal interactions.

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What is reputation portability and what are the current challenges?

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Reputation is worth bare money. Transferring reviews from one platform to another could be very benefitial and also a legal right. BUT portability is not always in the best interest of the platform owners and therefore often limited to .csv export, which makes it easy to manipulate.

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