Framing Science

2007/04/05 by Matthew C. Nisbet, Chris Mooney · 1 voice · 7 citations
Social Sciences · #Climate Change Communication and Perception #Media Studies and Communication #Social Media and Politics

paper · doi:10.1126/science.1142030

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Discussions

• Academics realised well over a decade ago that the information deficit model is a non-starter. The firehose of information online—some of it good, some impenetrable, a lot just wilfully misleading—mak [bsky, 10 points, 0 comments]