Calculus-based trust is based on the belief that the other party will deliver its promises because punishments would be applied if they fail to deliver those promises. A. True
B. False

True.

Explanation:

In 1992, Shapiro, Sheppard, and Cheraskin formed different levels of trust involved in any organization or between individual. Among them, the first level of trust is Calculus-based trust (CBT) relationship.

In Calculus-based trust relationships the trust is based on belief of reward and punishment, which means that if other party fails to fulfil his/her promises than he/she will have to have the consequences. The consequence of compliance or non-compliance have to do with reward or punishment.

So, the given statement is true.

answer; cognitive dissonance;