Motivated numeracy and enlightened self-government

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4. Embedded rationality and the contextualisation of critical thinking
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5. From critical to hypocritical: Counterfactual thinking increases partisan disagreement about media hypocrisy
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6. Belief Bias and Its Significance for Modern Social Science
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7. Factual knowledge can reduce attitude polarization
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8. Taxation, Ideology, and Higher Education
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9. Public service users’ responses to performance information: Bayesian learning or motivated reasoning?
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10. Education and ideological polarisation: Cross‐country evidence and recommendations for higher education
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11. Computational underpinnings of partisan information processing biases and associations with depth of cognitive reasoning.
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12. Overconfident, resentful, and misinformed: How racial animus motivates confidence in false beliefs
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13. “Unmotivated bias” and partisan hostility: Empirical evidence
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14. Aligning human psychomotor characteristics with robots, exoskeletons and augmented reality
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15. A Privileged Point of View: Effects of Subjective Socioeconomic Status on Naïve Realism and Political Division
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16. Analytic Thinking and Political Orientation in the Corona Crisis
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17. Defending evidence informed policy making from ideological attack
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18. Choosing to Disagree in Financial Markets
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19. Participatory Theater Empowers Women: Evidence from India
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20. Fighting Populism on its Own Turf: Experimental Evidence
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21. Disagreement drives metacognitive development
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22. How Personal Values Count in Misleading News Sharing with Moral Content
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23. The Best Confucian Hybrid Meritocracy-Democracy for Liberal Democracies
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24. Case Study: The Simrishamn Sommarkulturskola and Society at Large
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25. Widespread, bipartisan aversion exists to neighbors owning AR-15s or storing guns insecurely
    Justin L. Sola, Justin T. Pickett · 2024 · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
26. An Interactionist Approach to Cognitive Debiasing
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27. Analytic atheism: Valuing epistemic rationality strengthens the association between analytic thinking and religious disbelief
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28. Does Public Reason Liberalism Rest on a Mistake? Democracy’s Doxastic and Epistemic Problems
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29. Motivated Reasoning in an Explore‐Exploit Task
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30. COVID-19 and Politically Motivated Reasoning
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31. ‘Is climate science taking over the science?’: A corpus-based study of competing stances on bias, dogma and expertise in the blogosphere
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32. Knowledge sources, narratives, and living in social-ecological systems
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33. The role of narcissism and motivated reasoning on misinformation propagation
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34. The inverse relation between risks and benefits: The impact of individual differences in information processing style
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35. Adaptation Strategies of Opponents and Supporters of the Special Military Operation to the Current Situation (Based on Residents of Samara Region)
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36. Post-Truth is Misplaced Distrust in Testimony, Not Indifference to Facts: Implications for Deliberative Remedies
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37. Self-serving beliefs about science: Science justifies my weaknesses (but not other people’s)
    Francisco Cruz, André Mata · 2024 · Public Understanding of Science
38. The Epistemic Contract: Fostering an Appropriate Level of Public Trust in Experts
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39. VIESES COGNITIVOS E DESENHO DE POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS
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40. United States of America: Science communication in the USA: It’s complicated
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41. The Psychology and Neuroscience of Partisanship
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42. Reactions to research on sex differences: Effect of sex favoured, researcher sex, and importance of sex‐difference domain
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43. Using the Narrative Policy Framework in the Teaching of Introduction to Politics
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44. Epistemic Responsibility, Rights and Duties During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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45. The numeric understanding measures: Developing and validating adaptive and nonadaptive numeracy scales
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46. Science literacy and the acceptance of scientific facts
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47. Karmic forecasts: The role of justice in forecasts about self and others.
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48. Science can explain other people’s minds, but not mine: self-other differences in beliefs about science
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49. Liberals and conservatives: Non-convertible currencies
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50. When Pundits Weigh In: Do Expert and Partisan Critiques in News Reports Shape Ordinary Individuals’ Interpretations of Polls?
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51. Political Conviction and Epistemic Injustice
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52. Scientific Misinformation and Fake News: A Blurred Boundary
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53. Better decision making through objective numeracy and numeric self-efficacy
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54. Using information provision and interactive risk maps to motivate testing for radon
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55. Information Has Value: Teaching with the ACRL Framework in a STEM Setting
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56. The relationship between anomalistic belief, misperception of chance and the base rate fallacy
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57. Are conservatives from Mars and liberals from Venus? Maybe not so much.
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58. 'Ordinary Science Intelligence': A Science Comprehension Measure for Use in the Study of Risk Perception and Science Communication
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59. Incentives and Ethics in the Economics of Body Parts
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60. Depolarized by the Media? The Role of Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Traditional and Digital Media Diets in Issue Polarization Around COVID-19 in the United States
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61. Public officials’ motivated reasoning and their interpretation of policy information
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62. The duty to listen
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63. Optimistic bias in updating beliefs about climate change longitudinally predicts low pro‐environmental behaviour
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64. Inequality in People’s Minds: An Integrative Psychological Framework of Perceptions of Economic Inequality
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65. Punishing Protesters on the “Other Side”: Partisan Bias in Public Support for Repressive and Punitive Responses to Protest Violence
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66. Psychological Distance in Climate Change: The Role of Climate Change Denial, Contact with Nature and Political Opinion
    Gökhan Şahin · 2023 · Afet ve Risk Dergisi
67. The More Sophisticated, the More Biased? Testing a New Measure of Political Sophistication on Biased Information Processing
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68. Political Beliefs
    Oliver Traldi · 2024 · Routledge eBooks
69. Truth and Advocacy: Reducing Bias in Policy-Related Research
    Phoebe C. Ellsworth · 2021 · Perspectives on Psychological Science
70. Preschool children weigh accuracy against partisanship when seeking information
    Lisa Chalik, Harriet Over, Yarrow C. Dunham · 2022 · Journal of Experimental Child Psychology
71. Misinformation’s missing human
    Luke Munn · 2024 · Media Culture & Society
72. Determinants in Competition between Cross-Sector Alliances
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73. Polarization in the Contemporary Political and Media Landscape
    Anne E. Wilson, Victoria Parker, Matthew Feinberg · 2020
74. Pro‐Science Beliefs: The Role of Analytic Thinking and Epistemic Values
    Sinem Yilmaz, Tomas Ståhl · 2025 · Scandinavian Journal of Psychology
75. A multidimensional framework for student searching in algorithmically curated information environments
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76. Resisting knowledge, realizing values, and reasoning in complex contexts: Ecological reflections
    Bert H. Hodges · 2019 · Theory & Psychology
77. How to deliver gender diversity education to men: Training algorithms to the rescue
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78. Local far-right demonstrations and nationwide public attitudes towards migration
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79. Political disagreement in the classroom: testing cultural theory through structured observation
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80. Biases and their impact on opinions of transgender bathroom usage
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81. Moral Convictions and Threats to Science
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82. On the probability of the Condorcet Jury Theorem or the Miracle of Aggregation
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83. Using unobserved causes to explain unexpected outcomes: The effect of existing causal knowledge on protection from extinction by a hidden cause.
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84. Radical Collective Intelligence and the Reimagining of Cognitive Science
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85. Political bias is tenacious
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86. Does Ability Contribute to Partisan Bias?: Evaluating Scientific Research about Political Topics
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87. Perceived relevance of critical thinking aspects for biology graduate students
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88. Associations of locus of control, information processing style and anti-reflexivity with climate change scepticism in an Australian sample
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89. Origin of (A)symmetry: The Evolution of Out-Party Distrust in the United States
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90. Polarization in the contemporary political and media landscape
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91. Time Pressure Reduces Misinformation Discrimination Ability But Does Not Alter Response Bias
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92. Antisemitism and polarization: the political dynamics of American Jewish concerns about traditional and Israel-related antisemitism
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93. Vulnerability to natural disasters and sustainable consumption: Unraveling political and regional differences
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94. The Puzzle of Myside Bias and Actively Open-Minded Thinking in the Conceptualization of Critical Thinking
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95. Human flaws and logical tools in engineering
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96. Valuing epistemic rationality bolsters the effect of analytic thinking on skepticism toward pseudo-profound bullshit
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97. Dissecting Discrimination
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98. Leveraging Machine Learning to Understand How Emotions Influence Equity Related Education: Quasi-Experimental Study
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99. Interpersonal factors and mental well‐being are associated with accuracy in judging the veracity of political news
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100. The effect of incentives on motivated numeracy amidst COVID-19
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