credulous

There was still some part of him, however, that was as credulous as the little kid who lent his new bike to a total stranger.

But the vital factor in his success was having a rich and credulous brother-in-law.

Psychologists know that people are credulous about the cognitive abilities of those who matter to them, overinterpreting simple responses as signs of cogitation.

The notion that being trans is a "social contagion" has blossomed into a full-blown moral panic, widely accepted by credulous mainstream media.

With the 9/11 attacks not far in the past, Bush enjoyed months of credulous press coverage for his lies.