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The Second National Risk and Culture Study: Making Sense of—and Making Progress In—the American Culture War of Fact

The Second National Risk and Culture Study: Making Sense of—and Making Progress In—the American Culture War of Fact

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A survey of American cultural polarization on societal risks (such as global warming), including the causes and ways to counteract it.

Date: 2007
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Authors: Dan Kahan, Donald Braman, Geoffrey Cohen, John Gastil, Paul Slovic
Organization: The Cultural Cognition Project
Strategic Approach: Audiences, Framing
Type: General Resource
Author: Dan Kahan, Donald Braman, Geoffrey Cohen, John Gastil, Paul Slovic
Organization:
Organization: The Cultural Cognition Project
Strategic Approach: Audiences, Framing
Type: General Resource

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