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The 12 pages that link to Trust, each with the reason it gives.

• InheritanceRelated: Trusts can hold inherited assets and determine how beneficiaries receive them.

• TestimonyRelated: Accepting testimony often depends on interpersonal trust, not evidence independently checked.

• ReciprocityRelated: Reciprocal exchange depends on confidence that benefits will be returned or respected.

• ReconciliationRelated: Reconciliation often requires trust to be rebuilt through consistent conduct.

• Prosocial behaviorRelated: Reliable helping can build trust, while broken expectations can erode it.

• BluffingRelated: Bluffing can exploit trust in the short term and damage it after discovery.

• PromiseRelated: A promise steadies expectations only when its recipient has reason to trust its maker.

• Inheritance taxRelated: Trusts can change when and how property passes, with tax treatment varying by jurisdiction.

• Charitable organizationRelated: A charitable trust is one legal structure used to hold assets for charitable purposes.