Science & Society
- Crime And British Muslims: Fact Versus Fiction
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Muslim communities are not be as victimized by violent crime nor are they as dissatisfied with the police as most sociology papers claim. An examination of statistics in the Crime Survey of England and Wales between 2006 and 2010, generated by nearly 5,00 ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 2 2014 - 8:30am
- Today's Teens Are Not As Bad As We're Led To Believe
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What do you presume about me? auremar /Shutterstock By James Williams, University of Sussex ...
Article - The Conversation - Dec 2 2014 - 9:30am
- When It Comes To Neonics, Activists Understand PR Better Than Chemical Companies Do
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Imagine a scenario where a group of people get together to frame the debate about science and even set out to conspiratorially place papers in highly-respected journals, selecting the ideal names to have on the paper and which publications would be most li ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Dec 8 2014 - 4:14pm
- Cognitive Bias: Why Neurotic People Make This Real Estate Choice More
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A paper in the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics finds that personality traits are strong indicators of real-estate decisions. Are you neurotic? You probably have a cognitive bias toward home ownership instead of renting. You'll probab ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 3 2014 - 3:00pm
- Climate Change Experts And Activists Might Be In Denial Too
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But what do you want unconsciously? Julien Behal / PA By Steffen Böhm, University of Essex and Aanka Batta, University of Essex ...
Article - The Conversation - Dec 4 2014 - 4:02pm
- Top Organic Marketing Trustees Resign Because A Member Ridicules Homeopathy
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Psychics, homeopaths, magic soap buyers, anti-vaccine and anti-energy people, they all share one thing in common- no, no, not the same political party (good guess, though!), they embrace organic food. And if you don't also embrace their giant swath of ...
Article - Hank Campbell - Dec 5 2014 - 3:20pm
- Is 2014 The End Of Framing? Only 15 Percent Of Americans Believe In Creationism
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A decade ago, gas was cheap, the American economy was booming and so was partisan rhetoric about a disconnect on science related to politics. One side was good, one was bad. President George W. Bush, who had boosted NASA funding after declines in the Clint ...
Blog Post - Hank Campbell - Aug 23 2019 - 11:40am
- Government Employees Have A "Higher Intrinsic Need To Serve The Public"
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Government and non-profit employees have higher public service motivations than corporate managers, according to surveys of government and non-profit employees in Georgia. They don't simply do the minimum when it comes to eco-friendly initiatives, th ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 8 2014 - 5:01pm
- The Politics And Economics Of Net Neutrality
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Do you have a right to high-speed Internet or can Internet Service Providers (ISPs) create different tiers for different customers? In Florida and in Pennsylvania, there are toll roads. People pay the fee and get to a destination along the toll road quick ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 10 2014 - 11:14am
- Family-Friendly Workplace Policies Make People Happy, But Don't Affect Turnover Rates
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It's no secret that a happy worker is a productive worker and a new analysis by scholars at The University of Texas at Dallas finds that family-friendly policies are beneficial for increasing productivity of employees. Yet the benefit for employers i ...
Article - News Staff - Dec 10 2014 - 1:18pm
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