and is defined in so many different ways, a typology of trust constructs is an appropriate desideratum. A good typology would do two things. First, it would create order out of chaos by distinguishing concepts that at first appear to be the same. Second, it would make it possible to postulate how the different types of trust relate to each
other, creating a model of trust types. “This is because a good typology is not a collection of undifferentiated entities but is composed of a cluster of traits which do in reality ‘hang together’ ”