Does age affect trust?
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Does age affect trust?
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I believe young people should be trusted more.Salsabila wrote:Sarah's young age might lead a person to believe that she is in her own personal fairy tale. Had Sarah been older would her story have been more believable?
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Her character was more matured and learned quickly.Amagine wrote:In Sarah's case, I don't think her age makes much of a difference.
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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.Amagine wrote:In Sarah's case, I don't think her age makes much of a difference.
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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.Amagine wrote:In Sarah's case, I don't think her age makes much of a difference.
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I also don't think it would make a differenceZohaib imtiaz wrote:In my opinion, it could not have made much difference. Her mental age was far a lot superior and mature then the usual teens at that age.
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Exactly my point!dhomespot wrote:I do believe age affects trust. I am more apt to believe an adult as a teenager. Until this post, I have never stopped to ponder on why that is.
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That's true.ebethina wrote:I don't think so. I think no matter what age you are if you can you can be trusted. I for the most part was a very trusted and always have been. In Sarah's case with her background I can see why she was hard to trust.
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That's a new perspective to meAmagine wrote:That's true.ebethina wrote:I don't think so. I think no matter what age you are if you can you can be trusted. I for the most part was a very trusted and always have been. In Sarah's case with her background I can see why she was hard to trust.