trusters

Those who confide

People who trust—those who place confidence in others or in institutions.

The word appears rarely, usually in contexts distinguishing those who trust from those who don't: Trusters tend to be happier than skeptics.

Research on social trust sometimes divides populations into trusters and non-trusters based on survey responses.

interpersonal

believers

Those having faith

dependents · confidants · allies · partners · friends · followers · devotees · adherents · backers · optimists

psychological

optimists

Those expecting favorable results

accepting · credulous · gullible · naive · hopeful · secure · confident · attached · bonded · reliant

institutional

citizens

Members of a nation

participants · believers · congregants · parishioners · patients · students · employees · subscribers · users · customers

financial

investors

Those who commit capital

beneficiaries · fiduciaries · bondholders · creditors · lenders · backers · funders · contributors · principals · grantors

Opposites
disposition toward belief in others

trustersskeptics

Those who doubt claims

distrusters · doubters · cynics · mistrusters · disbelievers

epistemic stance toward claims

trustersskeptics

Those who doubt claims

questioners · doubters · critical thinkers · disbelievers · deniers

Phrases
Family

trusted, trustee, entrusted, trustees, truster

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