28. ALI-E.Q.H.A. DASHTI
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ALI-E.Q.H.A. DASHTI is an academic who published a paper in 2010 entitled Developing trust reciprocity in e-government : the role of felt trust. ALI-E.Q.H.A. DASHTI published this work as part of a team: Dashti, Ali E.Q.H.A.. Here is a description of this work: Cit,,zens' levels of trust in e-government, has been proposed as an important impediment to increased utilization of e-government. Although there is a large amount of literature on online trust, no study to date has examined the impact of felt trust, a person's feeling of being trusted, on the adoption of electronic business in general, or online government services in particular. No study has examined how IT artifacts on websites make citizens feel that they are trusted by the government, and how that â€oefelt trust†could affect citizens' trust in websites and, subsequently, users' adoption of these websites. This â€oefelt trust†construct, which is new to the IS literature, has received the attention of scholars in other disciplines, their empirical works, framed in theories such as Social Exchange Theory, Leader-Member Exchange Theory, and Appr.