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The Inaccessibility Of Scientific Writing And Science Denial, Emma Eisen
The Inaccessibility Of Scientific Writing And Science Denial, Emma Eisen
Undergraduate Research and Engagement Symposium
The inaccessibility of scientific writing causes an increase in science denial. The frustration experienced by nonscientists due to the exclusivity, both in language and cost of subscriptions to scientific journals, often results in the rejection of scientific consensus and acceptance of the more accessible and understandable alternative perspectives presented by science deniers. Through the analysis of demographic studies on the relationship between native language and access to higher education and attitudes toward vaccines, this presentation further discusses how these marginalized demographics are excluded from scientific consensus leading to an increase in science denial.
Modeling A Spectrum Of Positive Music On The Circumplex Theory Of Emotion, Joshua Mckinnis, Chanson Lee
Modeling A Spectrum Of Positive Music On The Circumplex Theory Of Emotion, Joshua Mckinnis, Chanson Lee
Liberty University Research Week
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2020 Graduate Research Symposium: Posters From Distance Students, Shannon Bailey
2020 Graduate Research Symposium: Posters From Distance Students, Shannon Bailey
Graduate Research Symposium
Frequently high school students and their parents are less engaged than their elementary and middle school counterparts, especially in relation to the school library. Research shows that students whose parents are engaged achieve more and those whose administrators communicate with them through social media feel a bigger sense of school connectedness. School libraries should promote their program using the social media platforms that parents and students utilize to build a sense of library community. The purpose of this nonexperimental study is to determine the best social media outlets to use in engaging high school library stakeholders.
Unintended Pregnancy Among The Lgbtq+ Population, Kenna M. Barnes
Unintended Pregnancy Among The Lgbtq+ Population, Kenna M. Barnes
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
Unintended births are related to adverse health outcomes for both parents and children (Mosher, et al., 2012). For the context of this research, unintended will include both mistimed (too early) and unwanted (wanted to avoid pregnancy) pregnancies. Non-heterosexual women, defined as anyone who has same-sex sexual behaviors, attractions, or identities, make up about 5.1% of the population according to Williams Institute (2019). The impact of unintended pregnancy among non-heterosexual individuals is not well understood, creating large disparities in the community. This has manifested in emotional, physical, and social wellness gaps compared to their heterosexual counterparts (Buchmueller & Carpenter, 2010; Everett …
Demographic Survey Of The Sohisika (Schizolaena Tampoketsana), James Lucas
Demographic Survey Of The Sohisika (Schizolaena Tampoketsana), James Lucas
CLAS: Colby Liberal Arts Symposium
The sohisika (Schizolaena tampoketsana; family Sarcolaenaceae) is a little-known, highly threatened angiosperm endemic to the forest fragments and savanna of the Hauts Plateaux region at Ankafobe Commune, Madagascar. Through targeted surveillance of sohisika at Ankafobe, this study aimed primarily to characterize the demography of the sohisika via GPS mapping of latitude, longitude, and altitude, through dendrometric measures such as height and diameter at breast height (DBH), and through calculation of distribution patterns via Morisitas index. Secondary goals aimed to describe the ecology of the sohisika within its environment and hoped to identify patterns between age class, aspect, habitat, and surrounding …