Children's Interpersonal Trust

The academic book "Children's Interpersonal Trust" by Ken J. Rotenberg provides a comprehensive insight into the importance of interpersonal trust in the social context of children. It examines how trust functions as a social adhesive and forms the basis for harmonious and cooperative relationships. The book is aimed at researchers and professionals who deal with the social development of children. It explains how children develop trust in the accuracy of verbal and nonverbal signals and how they react to deception, lies, and broken promises. The theoretical approaches are supported by empirical studies, making the work a valuable resource for analyzing children's social competence. The detailed examination of the mechanisms that influence trust in interpersonal communication offers a deep insight into the psychological development and social dynamics that shape coexistence.