While scholars have highlighted how science communication reifies forms of structural
inequality, especially race and gender, we examine the challenges science communication …

Scholars have identified a range of variables that predict public health compliance during
COVID-19, including: psychological, institutional and situational variables as well as …

This research investigates the link between scientific identity and STEMM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine)-related outcomes as a function of …

Despite growing interest in community-level science literacy, most studies focus on
communities of interest who come together through particular science, environmental or …

A recent wave of studies has diversified science communication by emphasizing gender,
race, and disability. In this article, we focus on the understudied lens of religion. Based on an …

Scholars in the emerging field of social studies of science and belief (SSSB) have been
reluctant to make explicit normative claims about how science, belief, and society should …

As the religious landscape in the United States continues to change, and as more
Americans leave organized religion, scholars have raised important questions about the role …

Why do some individuals perceive religion and science as being in conflict while others do
not? Research suggests that individuals' endorsement of religion–science conflict is often as …

The aim of the present research was to examine the independent contribution of beliefs in
science and religion, respectively, to perceptions of science–religion compatibility across …

Zusammenfassung Der Beitrag beleuchtet das Potenzial qualitativer Befragungen zur
Evaluation von Wissenschaftskommunikation. Qualitative Befragungen bieten sich immer …