Actually trust is both a symptom and a cause. The causality goes both ways. (1) If you lose trust in someone, you'll be less likely to try to find truth in th

Actually trust is both a symptom and a cause. The causality goes both ways. (1) If you lose trust in someone, you'll be less likely to try to find truth in their statements. Finding truth in someone's statements requires time and attention, and we'll invest that attention in people we trust. (2) If you find falsehoods in their statements, you will lose trust in them. Overall in Psychology, trust is a primary indicator of a relationship, marriage, partnership, or organization succeeding or falling apart. It's both a symptom and a cause of all other factors.