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Psychology says that people who find it difficult to trust authority figures are not always rebellious or damaged, but usually have learned to trust those who explain their reasons
Clarín · global
The relationship with parents, teachers, and other authority figures begins to be built from childhood. Over time, those early experiences can influence how people evaluate those in power.
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