Government Capability, Benevolence, and Public Trust in Cyber Risk Governance: Evidence from a Survey Experiment on Telecom Fraud in China
This study examines how government capability and benevolence shape public trust and whether risk intensity changes the relative salience of these evaluations. A 2 × 2 × 2 between-subjects survey experiment was conducted with 683 participants. Government capability and benevolence were manipulated as high or low, and t...