Enemy of the people, huh? Is this how millions of Americans, including possibly you, seriously view mainstream media outlets and newspaper journalists? I have a hard time believing this to be true,… ...

Gullibility can be defined as a person's susceptibility to getting fooled, tricked, or otherwise manipulated. I've come to see this complex subject--both practically and theoretically--as an area ...

Some writers on gullibility have focused on the relationship between the negative trait of gullibility and positive trait of trust. The two are related, as gullibility involves an act of "trust".

In the effort to deport millions of law-abiding and productive undocumented immigrants, the deployment of heuristic ...

No one is easier to fool." A look at the list of the Madoff victims would seem to confirm his contention. I also asked the man who wrote the book on gullibility, literally, wrote the book.

Choice of Entertainment and Vacation Purchases There is a long tradition, in most Western countries, of gulling the public through novel entertainments that are either blatantly phony or else ...

Although gullibility has long been of interest in works of fiction (Othello, Pinocchio), religious documents (Adam and Eve, Samson) and folk tales ("The Emperor's New Clothes," "Little Red Riding ...

Gullibility will continue to persist in the religious sphere as long as the led do not demand accountability of their leaders. [email protected] ...

Tests for COVID-19 are not yet widely available in this country, but a test for gullibility is now available on Twitter in the form of Donald Trump’s feed.

Gullibility is the tax on American optimism. That tax was worth paying for most of our history. The Great Recession and Era of Cheats might change that. Got a tip?