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February 15, 2015
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How Scientists Engage the Public New Survey Findings презентация
Содержание
- 1. How Scientists Engage the Public New Survey Findings
- 3. Our release today 3,748 U.S.-based AAAS scientists
- 4. Most scientists support active engagement in
- 5. Nearly all scientists talk with the public
- 6. February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org Active engagers 41%
- 7. February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org Why engage?
- 8. Most scientists perceive both interest in and
- 9. February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org Perspectives of AAAS
- 10. Most scientists see lack of public knowledge
- 11. February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org Perspectives of AAAS
- 12. Perceptions of public interest and debate vary by discipline February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org
- 13. End – more slides of Pew Research
- 14. Uptick in scientists saying news coverage is important for their career February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org
- 15. More younger scientists see career benefits in social media platforms February 13, 2015 www.pewresearch.org Ages
- 16. Scientists in fields with more debate are
- 17. Scientists in public-facing fields are more likely
- 18. Scientists who see more interest among citizenry
- 19. Scientists who talk with the public often
Our release today 3,748 U.S.-based AAAS scientists Sept. 11 – Oct. 13, 2014 Tied to earlier report: “Public and Scientists Views on Science and Society” With general population survey N=2,002
Слайд 1How Scientists Engage the Public New Survey Findings
Lee Rainie & Cary
Funk – Pew Research Center
Слайд 3Our release today
3,748 U.S.-based AAAS scientists
Sept. 11 – Oct. 13, 2014
Tied
to earlier report:
“Public and Scientists Views on Science and Society”
With general population survey N=2,002
http://pewrsr.ch/1By5HY0
“Public and Scientists Views on Science and Society”
With general population survey N=2,002
http://pewrsr.ch/1By5HY0
2/13/2015
http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/02/15/how-scientists-engage-public/
Слайд 4Most scientists support active engagement in
public policy debates
2/13/2015
www.pewresearch.org
Focus on scientific
work/stay out of public policy debates
Take active role
in public policy debates about science & technology
Слайд 5Nearly all scientists talk with the public Large numbers use social media
and blogs
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Ever talk with citizens about science, research
Ever talk with reporters about research findings
Ever use social media to discuss or follow science
Ever blog about
science and research
Слайд 6February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Active engagers
41% of AAAS scientists do 2 or more
of these things “often” or “occasionally”:
Talk with non-experts
Talk with the media
Use social media
Blog
Talk with non-experts
Talk with the media
Use social media
Blog
Слайд 8Most scientists perceive both interest in and debate over their work
February
13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
How much debate is
there in media over findings in their specialty?
How much are citizens interested in their specialty?
Слайд 9February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Perspectives of AAAS Scientists Today
Scientists are less upbeat about
the scientific enterprise today
“Good time for science” -- figure dropped 24 points since 2009
“Good time for my specialty” – figure dropped 11 points since 2009
Scientists are concerned about funding
83% of AAAS scientists report that obtaining federal research funding is harder today than it was five years ago.
There are gaps with the public on a range of science-related issues
Scientists perceive a limited impact of the research enterprise on relevant policy regulations
15% of scientists say they believe policy choices about land use are guided by the best science most of the time or always;
27% think the best science frequently guides regulations about clean air and water
“Good time for science” -- figure dropped 24 points since 2009
“Good time for my specialty” – figure dropped 11 points since 2009
Scientists are concerned about funding
83% of AAAS scientists report that obtaining federal research funding is harder today than it was five years ago.
There are gaps with the public on a range of science-related issues
Scientists perceive a limited impact of the research enterprise on relevant policy regulations
15% of scientists say they believe policy choices about land use are guided by the best science most of the time or always;
27% think the best science frequently guides regulations about clean air and water
Слайд 10Most scientists see lack of public knowledge and media reports as
problems for science
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Public doesn’t know much about science
News reports don’t distinguish well-founded findings
News media oversimplify findings
Public expects solutions
too quickly
Слайд 11February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Perspectives of AAAS Scientists Today - 2
Career encouragements
43% of
AAAS scientists say it is important or very important for scientists in their specialty to get coverage of their work in news media, up from 37% who said that in a 2009 survey.
22% described it as either “very important” (4%) or “important” (18%) for career advancement in their discipline to promote their findings on social media such as Facebook or Twitter.
22% described it as either “very important” (4%) or “important” (18%) for career advancement in their discipline to promote their findings on social media such as Facebook or Twitter.
Слайд 12Perceptions of public interest and debate vary by discipline
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Слайд 13End – more slides of Pew Research data are included below,
but hidden
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Слайд 14Uptick in scientists saying news coverage is important for their career
February
13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Слайд 15More younger scientists see career benefits in social media platforms
February 13,
2015
www.pewresearch.org
Ages
Слайд 16Scientists in fields with more debate are especially likely to say
media and social media are important for career
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Among those who say there is ...
Слайд 17Scientists in public-facing fields are more likely to engage with the
public
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Among those who say there is ...
Слайд 18Scientists who see more interest among citizenry are also more likely
to engage with the public
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Among those who say there is ...
Слайд 19Scientists who talk with the public often are also more likely
to engage in other ways
February 13, 2015
www.pewresearch.org
Among those who ...
