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Pages 101-124

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... Public Understanding of Science, 20(1)
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From page 102...
... Exploring domain-specific communication pathways and their implications for public perceptions of controversial science. Science Communication, 32(3)
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From page 103...
... opinion on agricultural biotechnology. International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 19(1)
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From page 104...
... . Integrating social networks and human motives to achieve social influence at scale.
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... . Public opinion and trust in scientists: The role of the research context, and the perceived motivation of stem cell researchers.
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From page 106...
... Science Communication, 35(3)
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From page 107...
... . The science of science communication II.
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From page 108...
... Public Understanding of Science, 20(6)
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... The influence of episodic and thematic climate change frames on policy preferences and individual behavior change. Science Communication, 33(1)
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... Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 22(1)
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From page 111...
... . Climate-science communication and the measurement problem.
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From page 112...
... communicating science in new media environments. Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly [online]
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From page 113...
... . Setting the Agenda: The Mass Media and Public Opinion.
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... . Flash flood risks and warning decisions: A mental models study of forecasters, public officials, and media broadcasters in Boulder, Colorado.
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From page 115...
... . The Science of Science Communication II: Summary of a Colloquium.
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From page 116...
... International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 17(1)
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From page 117...
... . Science Communication Research: Bridging Theory and Practice.
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From page 118...
... Science Communication, 37(6)
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From page 119...
... . How numeracy influ ences risk comprehension and medical decision making.
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... . Science communication as political communication.
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... . Personal values, beliefs and ecological risk perception.
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... Science Communication, 36(3)
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... . Influentials, networks, and public opinion formation.
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