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Researchers More Likely To Downplay Than Exaggerate Findings

The Horizons Tracker

Scientific uncertainty. The researchers examined how scientific uncertainty is communicated in news articles and whether the claims made tend to be exaggerated or not. For instance, using precise numbers indicates a high degree of certainty, whereas terms like “might” and “suggest” express more uncertainty.

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Pre-Print Studies Not Labelled As Such During Covid

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The normal publishing process would not allow sufficient expediency to this process, so many papers have been published as preprint research that has not been peer-reviewed. “And overall, audiences seem to be responding well. “Journalists have not had an easy year.

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Dr. Tasha Eurich on Unleashing Potential through Self-Awareness

HR Digest

And so, I have tried to take this journey with my readers, clients, and audiences—we truly are on this beautiful journey together! And especially in chaos and uncertainty, leadership is about helping your team make the best possible decisions with the information you have. Continuous learning is your compass in navigating change.