クレディビリティーギャップ
also: クレディビリティー・ギャップ
Meanings
1
credibility gap
A loanword from English, used in Japanese to refer to a lack of trust or a discrepancy between what is said and what is believed, often in political or media contexts.
A credibility gap has emerged between the government's announcements and the public's actual perception.
Usage patterns
- クレディビリティーギャップが生じるa credibility gap arises (between statement and belief)
A credibility gap has emerged between the government's explanation and the actual situation.