Fixing the Communications Failure
Nature, Vol. 463, pp. 296-297, 2010
4 Pages Posted: 25 Jun 2010
Date Written: June 24, 2010
Abstract
There is a culture war in America over science. Why? And what should be done to promote the ability of culturally diverse citizens to agree on how science can inform their common interests in health, security, and prosperity? This article uses the findings of Cultural Cognition Project studies to address these question.
Keywords: cultural cognition, risk perception, science communication, climate change, HPV, nanotechnology
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