Criteria Cognitive Aptitude (CCAT) Practice Test

The situation in which Amos only trusts Elisabeth is not possible considering trust dynamics based on size. Trust dynamics typically suggest that individuals are more likely to trust a larger pool of people if they have a positive network of relationships. In this context, if Amos has established trust with Kiera and potentially others, it would be unlikely for him to rely solely on one individual, Elisabeth, without having any connections or trust in others. In contrast, scenarios where Amos trusts Kiera or has trust portrayed in varied dynamics with multiple relationships can exist, as trust can be distributed among several individuals. Additionally, if Guy does not trust Amos, that reflects a more common situational trust dynamics where individuals may have varying levels of trust towards each other based on personal experiences or relationships. Lastly, if Guy trusts everyone else, it demonstrates a broad approach to trust but does not conflict with the reality of trust dynamics in a larger context. Thus, retaining trust only for Elisabeth isolates Amos's trust in a way that does not align with typical trust behaviors observed in broader social interactions.