Republicans with high science knowledge are particularly likely to see scientists as open to bias

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July 31, 2019

1. Partisanship influences views on the role and value of scientific experts in policy debates

Republicans with high science knowledge are particularly likely to see scientists as open to bias

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1. Partisanship influences views on the role and value of scientific experts in policy debates

Republicans with high science knowledge are particularly likely to see scientists as open to bias

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