Gullibility as a scientific concept does not currently feature prominently in social psychology
research, and one would search in vain the subject indexes of many social psychology …

In this chapter, the authors propose a model of how political beliefs can influence social
scientists' perceptions of empirical evidence, their interpretation of empirical findings, and …

If “gullible” means “too easily persuaded,” then “scientific gullibility” means “too easily
persuaded by data or reasoning that does not actually justify that conclusion.” Do standards …

Three studies investigated how ethical people believe it is to suppress politicized research
findings and how strongly they support research on politicized topics. In general, participants …

Used in many communities, Theatre for Development (TfD) allows performers and
audiences to interrogate their cultural history and their society to promote positive social …

280 Lee Jussim et al. exploration. We define scientific gullibility as being wrong, in regards
to the strength and/or veracity of a scientific finding, when the reasons and/or evidence for …

If “gullible” means “too easily persuaded,” then “scientific gullibility” means “too easily
persuaded by data or reasoning that does not actually justify that conclusion.” Do standards …