TRUE/FALSE. The three major strategies a trust violator can use to repair trust: (1) verbal accounts address the intent of the trust violator, (2) pay reparations in an effort to manage consequences of the action, and (3) impose new structures to minimize the circumstances by which trust violations could occur in the future .

A trust violator is someone who breaches trust or violates the trust of others. This can occur when someone acts in a way that is dishonest, unreliable, or untrustworthy. Trust violations can have serious consequences, as they can damage relationships, disrupt communication, and undermine cooperation and teamwork. However, there can be certain strategies to repair the lost trust.

The verbal accounts, addressing the trust violation's intent, and other techniques are the three main ways that a trust violator might restore trust. The offender can accept responsibility for their error. In addition to this, they must make restitution in an effort to manage the effects of their actions. Finally, new structures can be implemented to reduce the conditions under which trust violations may occur in the future.