Social trust within the frame of interpersonal relations

The paper examines interpersonal trust being an instance of human interaction with the world, and such distinctive features of it as various risks of confidentiality, with the coping strategies thereon, among these being ability of an individual to evoke trust and maintain it over the whole period of social interaction. The point is a combination of emotional or rational factors, or mix of emotional and rational factors in controlling impressions of the self being produced in interpersonal interaction.