Children's Interpersonal Trust

The book "Children's Interpersonal Trust" offers a comprehensive analysis of the topic of interpersonal trust in children. It highlights the importance of trust as a foundation for harmonious and cooperative social relationships. The author, Ken J. Rotenberg, examines how children develop trust and the role their sensitivity to lies, deception, and promises plays in this process. This work is aimed at researchers and professionals who work with children, providing valuable insights into children's social skills. It discusses how children perceive and interpret the verbal and nonverbal communication of others, which is crucial for their social interaction. The findings from this book can help deepen the understanding of trust development in children and promote their social competencies.