 In the farmer's dilemma and the trust game, unlike the PD, the similarly-labeled moves of the two players seem to have somewhat different flavors. We are more likely to regard Player One's cooperation as generous or perhaps calculated (even if we regard the calculations involved to be irrational), and Player Two's as fair. The label trusting is appropriate only with regard to Player One's cooperative move, though Player Two's cooperation might be thought to show her to be worthy of that trust.