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Gateway Belief Model: The Consensus On Using The Consensus To Convince People About Science

Gateway Belief Model: The Consensus On Using The Consensus To Convince People About Science

Does it work to communicate the scientific consensus to the public? If anti-science beliefs about energy, medicine, and agriculture are any indication, sure.  We don't get bans on science in the…
What Journalism Professors Teach Students About Their Job Prospects

What Journalism Professors Teach Students About Their Job Prospects

For those who used to believe that taking on massive student loan debt to pay for increased salaries for university employees that would lead to a high salary, a new reality has set in: the gig…
Math And Science Students Who Also Take Music Do Better On Tests - So Does Everyone Else

Math And Science Students Who Also Take Music Do Better On Tests - So Does Everyone Else

Math and science students do better who take music courses score significantly better on exams than their non-musical peers, and so do all students, according to a recent paper. This is a hot…
US Immigration Policy Damaging Mental Health Of Native-born Kids With Mexican Heritage, Says Survey

US Immigration Policy Damaging Mental Health Of Native-born Kids With Mexican Heritage, Says Survey

A new paper in JAMA Pediatrics correlates US immigration policy to adverse mental health outcomes in kids who are not immigrants at all - but their parents were. There are confounders. The data…
Cashew Spread Is Not Butter And States Are Closing Regulatory Loopholes FDA Will Not

Cashew Spread Is Not Butter And States Are Closing Regulatory Loopholes FDA Will Not

Ever since President Clinton turned the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 into law, taking away federal authority over food and supplements unless bodies started dropping, the US…
With "Regulatory Determinations Based On Risks" President Trump May Be The Pro-Biotech President We Need

With "Regulatory Determinations Based On Risks" President Trump May Be The Pro-Biotech President We Need

With a new executive order, President Trump has done something that the science community has wished would have been done since the 1980s; he has ordered his administration to streamline the federal…
Psychologists Set Out To Conquer Anti-Science Beliefs About GMOs. Here's What Happened

Psychologists Set Out To Conquer Anti-Science Beliefs About GMOs. Here's What Happened

Though every world science body sees no reason to be concerned about genetic engineering - hundreds of millions of humans and billions of animals have been fine with a gene in one plant that is…
You Weren't Born That Way - And Being Told You Are May Undermine Education

You Weren't Born That Way - And Being Told You Are May Undermine Education

If you survey educators and students, current or former, many will claim they have a learning style -  such as visual, auditory or tactile - that they were born with, and some say it…
The US Leads The World In Science Output While Israel Tops Per Capita

The US Leads The World In Science Output While Israel Tops Per Capita

A new index of scientific output has been released and it finds that the United States continues to dominate in research, bolstered by the private sector accounting for nearly 70 percent of science…
When It Comes To Marijuana, Women Are More Conservative Than Men

When It Comes To Marijuana, Women Are More Conservative Than Men

Surveys show that on issue after issue, women are more liberal than men, save for one: Men are more likely than women to support the legalization of marijuana. Americans are becoming more supportive…

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