'trustful environment' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which people feel that they can trust each other and the persons around them. For example, "The team worked together in a trustful environment, allowing them to make progress more quickly."
Thus, the education that occurs in hunter-gather societies occurs in a non-competitive, cooperative, and trustful environment where children are allowed to be autonomous, similar to what humans experienced in much of our evolutionary history.
Nurses can establish a trustful environment by showing empathy and emotional support.
Although we tried to provide a trustful environment for the interview, a bias in the sense of social desirability cannot be ruled out.
A trustful environment appears to be a prerequisite for reflection of older patients on the information provided and individualized information is essential to enhance memory of information.
In a trustful environment both during and after the consultation, the possibility can be created to reflect on the information provided and the treatment decision, which is not common in the present setting of patient education.
It makes the patient (and relative) feel understood and creates a trustful environment, both during and after the consultation, which is a prerequisite for reflection on the information provided and the decision to undergo treatment.
Access to new data sources requires the management of incentives and the handling of risks which can only be done in a mutually trustful and inclusive environment; in this sense the Forum was a promising example.
In doing so, the women acted in accordance with a social environment where women are depicted as submissive, trustful and helpless in relation to men and sexually active unmarried women are regarded as both promiscuous and immoral.
In contrast to the prediction of both versions of the hypothesis, we find that the correlation between elicited beliefs and (trustful or trustworthy) behavior is almost zero even in an environment with pre-play communication.
Leaders who are skilled at direct communication are great at being trust builders — people who know how to create trustful relationships.
Henry was naive; he was, on the one hand, overly trustful and, on the other, bitter against those who betrayed his trust.
