trust
At The Scientist: “… who will believe us again?”
At ACSH: Understanding the loss of credibility of expert opinion, post-COVID-19
Trust in science remains high among Americans; intergroup differences not large
Why people don’t “trust science”: The “Cancer Personality”
Science today: Apologies required for stating the obvious about numbers
Why, in many cases, you’d be a fool to “trust science”
If you also think that data is a source of information, that is. And have to live in the real world. … a survey of 479 sociology professors found that only 4 per cent identified as conservative or libertarian, while 83 per cent identified as liberal or left-radical. In another survey — of psychologists this time — only 6 per cent identified as ‘conservative overall’. Just occasionally, though, a more balanced study does slip through the net — like the one just published by a team from Oxford University. The study by Nathan Cofnas et al — Does Activism in the Social Sciences Explain Conservatives’ Distrust of Scientists? — pours scorn on the idea that conservatives are any more anti-science Read More ›