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The changing climate of science in society
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TitleThe changing climate of science in society
CreatorLeshner, Alan I.
SymposiumScience and the Quality of Life: How Can Rigorous Scientific Research Impact Policy, Attitudes, and Behaviors?
SeriesClaremont Graduate University's Commencement Forum
Date2007-05-11
Subject-LCSHScience and society
Stem cells Research
Global warming
Science and religion
Evolution
Social research
DescriptionDr. Alan Leshner discusses the role of science and scientists in major social issues, such as religion, evolution, stem cell research, global warming, and political agendas. He suggests that it is important for scientists not only to educate the public about such issues, but also to work harder to garner public support for them. For example, he suggests that one of the reasons policy on global warming has not advanced despite scientific knowledge is because it lacks political support. Similarly, progress on stem-cell research is slowed due to roadblocks in religious communities. Leshner proposes that for scientific knowledge to proliferate, scientists must work harder to listen to public feedback, and work with the public at a more focused level.
PublisherClaremont Graduate University. School of Behavioral and Organizational Sciences
Languageeng
SourceOriginal video: Digital video cassette; 60 minute DVM; Tape 1; recorded symposium presentation entitled "The changing climate of science in society" from the symposium "Science and the Quality of Life: How Can Rigorous Scientific Research Impact Policy, Attitudes, and Behaviors?" May 11, 2007
RelationClaremont Graduate University Lectures on Applied Psychology and Evaluation Science - http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/col/lap
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