trustworthy

On the third day, the Grand Hotel replaced him with another, more trustworthy employee.

“I suspect she may not be a very good housemaid; Mrs. Clarke is always scolding her about this and that. But when it comes to the well-being of the children: Yes, she is completely trustworthy.”

This observational approach is regularly undercut, unfortunately, by a heavy-handed soundtrack that makes the film feel less trustworthy.

Detecting dishonesty requires people to interpret social cues, judge intent, and decide whether someone's words are trustworthy.

Participants were also asked to evaluate the retailer’s trustworthiness on a seven-point scale, with one being completely untrustworthy or manipulative and seven being totally trustworthy or sincere.