Credibility as Perceived

In a time when there is an abundance of information and parasocial ties, establishing credibility has grown more and more challenging. A world where having a lot of followers and engagement gives the appearance of legitimacy has been created by the extensive usage of social media and the temptation of online celebrity. Establishing and upholding trust in fair situations is made more difficult by the disparities among social and economic strata. Furthermore, abuse victims lack the same level of credibility as those who do not disclose their abuse. This article tries to describe the qualities of credibility, investigate the roles played by socioeconomic status and popularity, and address the difficulties abuse victims encounter while reporting abuse.

When used by conscientious leaders, credibility becomes a catalyst for good change. Establishment credibility, as demonstrated by accuracy and professional standards in

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