Primer on The Psychology of Climate Change Communication
Category: Science communication research
Psychologists apply framing to public communication....
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Matthew C. Nisbet, Ph.D, is a professor in the School of Communication at American University where his research focuses on the intersections between science, media, and politics. E-MAIL: nisbetmc@gmail.com
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Science communication research:
AGU Workshop on Communicating Climate Change: Media, Dialogue, and Public Engagement
Category: Science communication research
Insights from social science on public engagement and communication...
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Focusing Attention on the Health Impacts of Climate Change
Category: Global Warming
Engaging the public on the most personally relevant impacts of climate change....
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Grant Project to Focus on Communicating the Health Impacts of Climate Change
Category: Science communication research
Developing research that can and should inform public communication efforts...
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CJR Focuses on Futurity and Why Science Needs a Storyline
Category: Science communication research
Some context for anticipating audience reach and impacts...
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CJR on the Forthcoming Article: What's Next for Science Communication?
Category: Science communication research
More than just an elevator speech on promising new initiatives...
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Talk Tomorrow at NSF: Climate Change Communication 2.0
Category: DC Events
For DC readers, a chance to learn about research on science communication....
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On Climate Bill, Advocacy Groups Target Town Hall Meetings
Category: Science communication research
More reason to think carefully about the structure and nature of deliberative forums on science...
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More Recommended Books on Science Communication Research & Practice
Category: Science communication research
Some context for recent blogosphere discussion of science communication issues and themes...
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Reconsidering Climate Change Literacy & Communication
Category: Environmental Communication
Specifics on relevant research, goals, and dimensions of knowledge that matter...
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