Three-quarters in U.S. see greater importance of scientific developments

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Appendix A: Detailed charts and tables
Most Americans say social distancing measures are helping reduce spread of COVID-19 at least a little
More-educated Democrats say U.S. has a higher rate of COVID-19 cases, relative to other nations
Education links with Democrats’ views of scientists’ role in policy debates
More-educated Democrats are more likely to have a great deal of confidence in scientists
Three-quarters in U.S. see greater importance of scientific developments
More Americans rate medical doctors’ ethical standards as ‘very high’ today
Rising confidence in medical scientists and scientists among Democrats, not Republicans

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