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November 14, 2024

Public Trust in Scientists and Views on Their Role in Policymaking

Appendix: Detailed charts and tables

By Alec Tyson and Brian Kennedy

Chart shows Republicans’ and Democrats’ confidence in medical scientists to act in the public’s best interests

Chart shows Public confidence in prominent groups to act in the public’s best interest

Chart shows Confidence in scientists by education and party affiliation

Chart shows Support for scientists playing an active role in public policy debates is lower now than in 2020

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Public Trust in Scientists and Views on Their Role in Policymaking
Acknowledgments
Methodology
- The American Trends Panel survey methodology
Appendix: Detailed charts and tables

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