Facets of Trust in Science: Researchers can be perceived as ethical and competent despite inconsistent research results
Hilmar Brohmer(University of Graz), Hildrun Walter(University of Graz), Gabriela Hofer(University of Graz), Izabela Lebuda(University of Wrocław), M SIMON(University of Graz), Sandra Grinschgl(University of Bern), Marta Czerwonka(University of Wrocław)
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