To operationalize generalized trust, we focus on the level of indiscriminative trust among individuals.
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Indiscriminative
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German
3 entries- keinen Unterschied machend adj (Making no distinction; not discriminating)
- nicht unterscheidend adj (Making no distinction; not discriminating)
- wahllos adj (Making no distinction; not discriminating)
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The other sect, the indiscriminative sect, resembled Daoism in that the emphasis was on the equality of things. As with Daoism, which advocated an all-embracing attitude toward different positions existing in the world, the indiscriminative equalizer reinterpreted seeming divergent phenomena or positions as merely the result of different perspectives.
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Furthermore, since those changes are responses to new stimuli in the environment, and since every kind of new stimuli or alteration in the environment could trigger such changes, learning is indiscriminative of the normative qualities of objective contents.
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False-negative indiscriminative studies are often caused by placebo effects.
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