The Internet has become an important environment in everyday life of children and youth.
Consequently, understanding basic Internet concepts has been listed as a target …

This article analyzes three publicly available datasets focused on trust in science and
scientists. It specifically seeks to understand what direct measures of trust (ie questions that …

Science and its epistemology have been challenged by science-related populism—a variant
of populism suggesting that a virtuous “ordinary people,” and not allegedly corrupt academic …

In recent years, many questions have been raised about whether public confidence in
science is changing. To clarify recent trends in the public's confidence and factors that are …

Generative AI like ChatGPT has been diagnosed to fundamentally impact different realms of
life. This includes science communication, where GenAI tools are becoming important …

This study investigates the impact of structural gamification, using the digital platform
FantasyClass, on the attitudes and motivation of preservice primary education teachers …

Science and personal experiences in some cases seem to be two different ways of
knowledge justification. The current “post-truth” era is characterized by a rise of personal …

A potential decline in public trust in science has often been linked to digital media
environments, which serve as intermediaries of trust by providing cues for why (not) to trust …

Recent years have seen an increased research interest in the determinants of public trust in
science. While some argue that democracy should be the political regime most conducive to …

In many countries, science is challenged by science-related populism, which deems the
common sense of “ordinary people” superior to the knowledge of “academic elites” …