Fixing the communications failure

Kahan, Dan·2010·Nature
DOI 10.1038/463296a

Cited by (600)

Items 401–500 of 600

  1. Confusing opportunity costs, losses and forgone gains: Assessing the effect of communication bias on support for climate change policy in the United States and Australia
    Steve Hatfield–Dodds, Mark Morrison · 2010 · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
  2. Analysing the contribution of ICTS in addressing climate change amongst communal farmers from two districts of Zimbabwe
    Shakespear Mudombi · 2014 · Unisa Institutional Repository (University of South Africa)
  3. Changing our eating habits by playing the cultural trump card
    Jan J. Boersema, Andrew Blowers · 2011 · Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences
  4. Who Can Solve Our Biggest Challenges? Perceptions of the Relative Importance of Science and Economics
    Fabien Medvecky, Vicki Macknight · 2015 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  5. Factors that influence engagement in on-site environmentally responsible behaviours at music festivals
    Marisol Alonso-Vazquez · 2015 · The University of Queensland
  6. After the fact(s): Communicating scientific complexity, risk, and uncertainty in Aotearoa
    Matt Soar · 2020
  7. Rapidly assessing social characteristics of drought preparedness and decision making: A guide for practitioners
    Katherine R. Clifford, Julia B. Goolsby, Amanda E. Cravens, Ashley E. Cooper · 2022 · Techniques and methods
  8. The Potential for Changing Public Perceptions on Climate Change Through Narratives
    Kristin Haltinner, Dilshani Sarathchandra, Jennifer K. Ladino, Erin James, John W. Anderson, Matthew Grindal, Markie McBrayer · 2025 · Sociology Compass
  9. “This year, the weather is like it used to be in our times”: Experiencing climate change in the context of rural ageing in the Czech Republic
    Vojtěch Pelikán, Lucie Galčanová · 2025 · Journal of Rural Studies
  10. From Attitudes to Actions: Bridging Conservation Planning Framework, Theory of Planned Behaviour and Social Values to Protect Charismatic Freshwater Fishes, the Mahseer
    Prantik Das, Vilakkathala Vijayan Binoy · 2026 · Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy
  11. Unpacking immediate public behavioral responses to earthquakes: A study focusing on the role of fatalism and fear
    Lei Sun, Xingyu Liu · 2023 · Earthquake Spectra
  12. Entornos VUCA y BANI en la inteligencia: implicaciones
    Gonzalo Reyes Timana · 2023 · Revista Escpogra PNP
  13. Ilustración y ascesis climáticas: dos caras de la conciencia sobre el cambio climático en España
    Ramón Ramos Torre, Manuel Javier Callejo Gallego · 2023 · Revista Española de Investigaciones Sociológicas
  14. Educating the Rural Woman Farmer for Climate Resilience in the Global South: Enablers and Barriers
    Amma Birago Kantanka Gyimah, Philip Antwi‐Agyei, Gifty Adom‐Asamoah · 2023 · Springer eBooks
  15. Communicating climate change science to diverse audiences
    Asmeret Asefaw Berhe · 2020 · Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks
  16. Tribes of Trust or Distrust, “Attitude Roots” and Encouraging Scientific Participation in the Tobacco Harm-Reduction Debate
    Lynn T. Kozlowski · 2021 · Nicotine & Tobacco Research
  17. A Rangelands Conundrum – the Division Within and Among Producers and Stakeholders Regarding Climate Change: Addressing the Challenge to Promote and Gain Consensus of Perception
    David Lloyd, David George · 2022 · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland
  18. Unlearning Unsustainability in Design Education
    Joanna Boehnert, Emma Dewberry · 2023 · LearnXDesign Conference
  19. Implications: People and Physical Infrastructure
    James S. Murday, Larry Bell, James R. Heath, Chin Hua Kong, Robert P. H. Chang, Stephen J. Fonash, Marietta Lynn Baba · 2013 · Science policy reports
  20. Assiste-t-on (réellement) à une polarisation du débat sur les OGM ? Une perspective internationale sur la période 2000-2010
    Damien Rousselière, Samira Rousselière · 2013 · Revue d économie politique
  21. Ethical Discourse about the Modification of Food for Therapeutic Purposes: How Patients with Gastrointestinal Diseases View the Good, the Bad, and the Healthy
    Krista Lyn Harrison, Gail Geller, Patricia A. Marshall, Jon Charles Tilburt, Mary Beth Mercer, Margaret A. Brinich, Janelle Highland, Ruth M. Farrell, Richard R. Sharp · 2012 · AJOB Primary Research
  22. Moral Agnosticism: An Ethics of Inquiry and Public Discourse
    Lawerence Torcello, Society for Ethics Across the Curriculum · 2014 · Teaching Ethics
  23. Psychosocial and Cultural Modeling in Human Computation Systems: A Gamification Approach
    Antonio P. Sanfilippo, Roderick M. Riensche, Jereme N. Haack, Scott Butner · 2013 · Springer eBooks
  24. Dissident Dietary Credibility
    Melanie Leenen, Bart Penders · 2016 · Science Communication
  25. IMPROVING EVOLUTION ADVOCACY: TRANSLATING VACCINE INTERVENTIONS TO THE EVOLUTION WARS
    Thomas Aechtner · 2020 · Zygon®
  26. Disaster Resilience Policy through the Lens of Culture and Values
    James R. Bohland, Jennifer Leigh Lawrence · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
  27. Understanding the relationship between sharing personal anecdotes, warmth, curiosity, risk perception and mitigation in communicating the threat of climate change
    Reyhaneh Maktoufi · 2021 · Journal of Science Communication
  28. Elucidating the Role of Scientific Information in Decision-Making for Fisheries Management
    Suzuette S. Soomai · 2017 · DalSpace (Dalhousie University)
  29. Improving Climate Literacy within Extension by Understanding Diverse Climate-Related Informational Needs
    Maggie Clifford, Martha C. Monroe · 2018 · Journal of Extension
  30. When More Is Not Better: Three Common Mistakes in Health Messaging Interventions
    Katherine Farrow, Gilles Grolleau, Naoufel Mzoughi · 2019 · Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law
  31. Local climate change reporting in coastal cities: Selsey (UK), Santos (Brazil) and Broward County (USA).
    Eduardo Prado Gutierrez · 2022 · Ámbitos Revista Internacional de Comunicación
  32. Developing Technology Tools to Combat Fake Science
    Chris D. Impey, Alexander Danehy · 2022 · Lecture notes in networks and systems
  33. Misinformation on the Internet?: A Study of Vaccine Safety Beliefs
    Colin Doty · 2015 · eScholarship (California Digital Library)
  34. Moneyball for State Regulators
    Edward L. Glaeser, Cass Robert Sunstein · 2014 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  35. Technosocial predictive analytics for security informatics
    Antonio P. Sanfilippo, Nigel Gilbert, Mark Greaves · 2012 · Security Informatics
  36. Motivating Environmental Action in a Pluralistic Regulatory Environment
    Yuval Feldman, Oren Perez · 2011 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  37. The False Promise of Sexiness: Perceived Importance, Interest, and Citation Patterns for Counterintuitive Research Findings
    Samuel G. B. Johnson, Amanda L. Royka, Peter McNally, Frank C. Keil · 2019
  38. Why do we argue about science? Exploring the psychological antecedents of rejection of science
    John Richard Kerr · 2020
  39. What Dilemma? Moral Evaluation Shapes Factual Belief
    Brittany Liu, Peter H. Ditto · 2011 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  40. Changing hearts instead of changing minds – another take on climate action
    BinBin J. Pearce · 2024 · Global Social Challenges Journal
  41. Anti-Intellectualism and Its Pernicious Policy Consequences
    Matt Motta · 2024 · Oxford University Press eBooks
  42. Burning questions: how human behaviors and firewood characteristics influence the transport of wood-boring insects
    Davide Nardi, Costanza Geppert, Matthew J. Thorn, Samuel F Ward, Richard L. Brown, Jason S. Gordon, John J. Riggins · 2024 · Biological Invasions
  43. Afforestation on Nordic grasslands: Trade-offs and synergies for climate mitigation, biodiversity, and ecosystem services
    Iulie Aslaksen, Anders Bryn, Karina E. Clemmensen, Heleen A. de Wit, Urban Emanuelsson, Per Arild Garnåsjordet, Solveig Glomsrød, Maximo Graesse, Kristine Grimsrud, Jón Guðmundsson et al. · 2025 · Global Environmental Change Advances
  44. Scientific values and value-based science reporting
    Mikkel Gerken · 2025 · Philosophical Studies
  45. Context specific personality associations with political ideology are shaped by geographical variation
    Kayla Marie Garner, William Revelle · 2025 · Scientific Reports
  46. “Anti-Intellectualism?” Situating Javier Milei’s Discourse About Science
    Valeria Carolina Edelsztein, Claudio Cormick · 2025 · Global Society
  47. Effects of social framing for environmental persuasion in Japan and the United States: a brief report
    Melissa M. Foster, Hyunyi Cho · 2026 · Frontiers in Communication
  48. Between expertise and engagement: a qualitative study of Namibian geoscientists' views, attitudes, motivations, and objectives regarding public engagement with science
    Josephine Uushona, Marina Joubert · 2026 · Geoscience Communication
  49. Information Processing and Changes to Local Governments' Practices Amid Intensifying Environmental Hazards
    Rachel M. Krause, Le Anh Nguyen Long, S. Mohsen Fatemi, Gwen Arnold, Sara Ludwick · 2026 · Review of Policy Research
  50. THE USE AND INFLUENCE OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY MAKING: LESSONS LEARNED FROM NOVA SCOTIA
    Suzuette S. Soomai · 2012 · Proceedings of the Nova Scotian Institute of Science
  51. Technological Risk Attitudes in Science Policy
    Daniel J. Rozell · 2020 · Ubiquity Press eBooks
  52. The Human Giants of Easter Island (Rapa Nui)
    Jan J. Boersema · 2022 · Developments in paleoenvironmental research
  53. Strategies for Communicating Climate Change to Extension Audiences
    Claire Layman Bode, Martha C. Monroe, Mark A. Megalos · 2017 · EDIS
  54. Intellectual Autonomy
    Robin McKenna · 2023 · Oxford University Press eBooks
  55. Communicating Risk and Uncertainty
    Rod Lamberts · 2023 · Springer eBooks
  56. Belief-neutral Versus Belief-linked Knowledge as Predictors of Climate-change Opinions
    Adrienne R. Brown, Lawrence C. Hamilton · 2024 · SAGE Open
  57. Multilingualism and diversity management
    Anne-Claude Berthoud, François Grin, Georges Lüdi · 2012 · John Benjamins eBooks
  58. “Cultural Cognition”: What Mental Health Researchers and Clinicians Might Learn from the Climate Change Debate
    Summer Schrader, Mona M Shattell · 2013 · Issues in Mental Health Nursing
  59. Celebrities, cows and contagious ideas about vaccines
    Morten Sodemann · 2017 · Scandinavian Journal of Public Health
  60. The defamatory potential of ad hominem criticism: guidance for advocacy in public forums
    Hugh C. Finn · 2018 · Pacific Conservation Biology
  61. Understanding Durban University of Technology Students’ Perceptions of Biodiversity Loss
    Jonathan Foley, Himansu Baijnath, Donal Patrick McCracken · 2018 · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)
  62. Causes and Impacts of Climate Change in Asia Pacific: Integrated Responses and Need for Change in Decision Making in Australia
    Maureen Papas · 2018 · Springer eBooks
  63. Adaptation, mitigation, and their disharmonious discontents
    Susanne C. Moser · 2011 · Climatic Change
  64. Genetically modified (GM) food in South Africa
    Jan‐Hendrik Groenewald · 2020 · Elsevier eBooks
  65. Demarcation as a classroom response to creationism: a critical examination of the National Academy of Sciences’ Science, Evolution, and Creationism (2008)
    Thomas M. Lessl · 2020 · Cultural Studies of Science Education
  66. Governance Beyond Governments The Effort to Slow Climate Change
    Paul C. Stern, Michael P. Vandenbergh · 2020 · Oxford University Press eBooks
  67. An Ethics Debate for the Ages: American Individualism and the Dilemma of the Healthy Carrier
    Kari Nixon · 2020 · American Literature
  68. Persuasion and Intellectual Autonomy
    Robin McKenna · 2021 · Routledge eBooks
  69. Journal of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene, Vol. 63 No. 2S2 (2022): Vaccinazione antinfluenzale e value based health care: soluzioni operative per la tutela della salute pubblica Flu vaccination and value-based health care: operational solutions to safeguard public health
    Journal Of Preventive Medicine And Hygiene · 2022 · PubMed Central
  70. Being Popular and Being Just
    Agnes Tam, Will Kymlicka · 2023 · Oxford University Press eBooks
  71. Prosocial Messages And Perceptual Screens: Framing Global Climate Change
    P. Sol Hart · 2010 · eCommons (Cornell University)
  72. Using cultures of participation to change behaviors
    Holger Dick · 2010 · International ACM SIGGROUP Conference on Supporting Group Work (GROUP)
  73. Public attitudes toward vaccination: Influences of message frames, parenting attitudes, and cultural worldviews
    Anna Mikulak · 2012 · DigitalGeorgetown (Georgetown University Library)
  74. Review: Who Speaks for the Climate? Making Sense of Media Reporting on Climate Change
    María Paula Escobar · 2012 · Environment and Planning A Economy and Space
  75. The effects of framing on support for political action on climate change
    Gabrielle Schittecatte · 2015 · cIRcle (University of British Columbia)
  76. Climate reconstruction and the making of authoritative scientific knowledge
    Mathis Hampel · 2014
  77. Essays on Organizational Risk and Risk Governance Innovations: Evaluating the Current State and Mapping Some Future Directions
    Christopher Eaton · 2015 · Libraries and Cultural Resources (University of Calgary)
  78. Straight from the horse’s mouth: risk perception and discourse of horse owners and veterinarians around Hendra virus
    Jennifer Manyweathers · 2017 · UWA Profiles and Research Repository (UWA)
  79. Built Environment Professionals as Sustainability Advocates
    Gerard Healey · 2018 · Wiley eBooks
  80. Is Cancer Immune from Partisan Polarization? How Partisan Identity Motivates Opposition to Preventative Cancer Vaccination in the U.S.
    Matt Motta · 2021
  81. Values in Risk Assessment
    Daniel J. Rozell · 2020 · Ubiquity Press eBooks
  82. A new direction for public understanding of science: toward a participant-centered model of science engagement.
    Christopher Rickels · 2022
  83. Development of a Reflexive Modernization Theoretical Perspective to Predict Indiana Residents’ Perceptions of Emergent Science and Technology
    Knies, Kami J. · 2019 · Purdue e-Pubs (Purdue University System)
  84. Word up : Algonquin College as a sustainability leader
    Natalie Joan Robinson · 2011 · VIUSpace (Vancouver Island University Library)
  85. Strategic Values-Based Communication for Motivating Change towards Sustainability
    Kjersti Helgeland Bohlin, Davida Ginter, Varuzhan Sahakyan · 2013 · KTH Publication Database DiVA (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
  86. Water Security or Water Resilience? Climate Resilient Water Management in Wellington New Zealand
    Nigel Taptiklis · 2011
  87. Choosing a dangerous limit for climate change: an investigation into how the decision making process is constructed in public discourses
    Christopher J. Shaw · 2011 · Sussex Research Online (University of Sussex)
  88. The Climate Change Debate: A Greater and More Varied Voice from the Social Sciences
    Andrew John Hoffman, P. Devereaux Jennings · 2011 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  89. O princípio da precaução no direito internacional do meio ambiente
    Gabriela Bueno de Almeida Moraes · 2011
  90. The Effectiveness of Advocacy and Advertising: A Comparison between Veganism and Climate Change
    R. Gray · 2015 · Dalhousie Journal of Interdisciplinary Management
  91. Making Common Sense of Vaccines: An Example of Discussing the Recombinant Attenuated Salmonella Vaccine with the Public
    Dorothy J. Dankel, Kenneth L. Roland, Michael L. Fisher, Karen E. Brenneman, Ana María Delgado, Javier Santander, Chang-Ho Baek, Josephine E. Clark‐Curtiss, Roger Strand, Roy Curtiss · 2014 · NanoEthics
  92. Television chefs aim for taste and appeal, not health
    Bart Penders · 2013 · BMJ
  93. Reply to “Preparing for the next public debate: Universal vaccination against hepatitis B”
    E. van Rijswoud · 2011 · Vaccine
  94. How Physicians Handle Parents’ Vaccine Concerns
    2011 · AAP Grand Rounds
  95. Different Politics, Same Planet
    David Boyle, Tom Crompton, Martin Kirk · 2011
  96. Changements climatiques et distorsion de la perception des québécois: de la communication à l'action
    Christine Bérubé · 2010 · Knowledge UdeS (Institutional Deposit of the University of Sherbrooke)
  97. Restoring Human Capabilities After Punishment: Our Political Responsibilities Toward Incarcerated Americans
    Kony Kim · 2016 · SSRN Electronic Journal
  98. Worth a thousand words: Connecting tourism operators with climate change through visualisation techniques
    P. Ashworth · 2013 · International Congress on Modelling and Simulation (MODSIM)
  99. Influence of morality, identity and risk perception on conservation of a recovered carnivore
    Michelle L. Lute · 2014 · Michigan State University Libraries
  100. 14 Earthquakes and Volcanoes: Risk from Geophysical
    Hazards Donovan · 2012