Does age affect trust?
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Re: Does age affect trust?
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That is a very good point! I agree that many people can be blind to the truth if they are not ready to accept reality.Spirit Wandering wrote:I don't think Sarah's age was the issue. Often, people don't want others (of any age) to show them things they are not ready to see.
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Haha. You need to meet my three year old niece if you think young can't fabricate lies. She once convinced her dad that she just needed to hold onto three cookies, but she didn't want to eat them. Two minutes later three cookies were in her mouth and we were questioning the smarts of my brother in law!The Researcher wrote:No, I think that the young can be trusted more as they do not know how to fabricate lies.
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True. I think most people would think this way - either she has a big imagination or she's crazy depending on her age.Amagine wrote:That could possibly be true. Or he might have thought she was crazy while with a child you just think they have a huge imagination.Salsabila wrote:So right. Sarah is more mature than the traditional 13 year old but I surely believe had she been a bit older maybe at 20 Tom would have believed her first incident with the bear.BoyLazy wrote: Her character was more matured and learned quickly.
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Maturity, responsibility, accountability & results can affect trust.
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