A definitive answer to this would be: No! The above question defines a high level of risk, however the degree of trust placed in the decision has not been made clear. In such a situation the level of trust placed in the decision would also need to be evaluated. In contrast where a low level of risk is perceived, trust itself diminishes in its importance [5]. However in this situation it can be implied that complete trust may be placed in the expectation of an outcome where a low level of risk is involved.