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In public opinion events, social media is often used as an important channel for the public to collect, process, and share information, and the topics and information on social media […]
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This study examines six types of science, health, and medical sources, focusing on public perceptions of each source’s gender, credibility, benevolence, and political affiliation. Results reveal that medical doctors were […]
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Uncertainty, though integral to scientific practice and advancement, is routinely omitted from science communication. While extensive study has uncovered the effect of this in politicized scientific fields, its influence in […]
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Science-based experts have started to utilize social media to seek direct contact with audiences and social recognition for their expertise. Experts need to balance professional principles and the expectations arising […]
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Public backlash against scientists is drawing growing concern. It can come from citizens, politicians, or journalists and ranges from legitimate criticism to harassment and physical attacks. Backlash also affects science […]
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Purpose This study investigates how content creators repair their public image after unintentionally spreading misinformation, analyzing how geographic, professional, gender, and audience factors shape their strategic responses. Method Structured in-depth […]
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By its nature, scientific understanding is subject to change, as methods to study a phenomenon become more refined. How can scientific findings be conveyed to the general public when segments […]
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Contrary to widespread claims of a crisis in public trust in science, this article argues that recent pandemic-era trends reflect a long-term pattern of bilateral political polarization rather than a […]
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Normative expectations of social media platforms, or what people believe is important for social media platforms to do, include actions such as “show reliable information” and “ensure that people feel […]
