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science communication, two important conditions for inclusion, Citizen…
science communication
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influencing opinions, political preferences or behaviour
ensuring that the diversity of perspectives on science held by different groups are taken into account when seeking solutions to social problems
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Citizen science
Citizen science are projects that "involve the public in collecting large amounts of data across multiple habitats over a long period of time"
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3 protocols, data forms and training materials are developed, tested and improved.
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6 the acceptance, editing and display of the raw data collected by the participant for the public and the participants themselves.
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8 Dissemination of project results through publications in scientific journals, technical reports for specific audiences and the project website
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dissemination, see science communication as a matter of (successful) communication of information about science from scientific experts to the public.
facilitating two-way communication, i.e. dialogue and (sometimes) discussion between the public, experts and policy makers
To achieve an increase in the number of people who hold accurate beliefs about new scientific discoveries
entails trying to achieve a certain attitude among the public towards the funding, management and application of science.
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The aim of generating political support for science can be understood as promoting a favorable distribution of pro-attitudes toward science among policy-makers
citizens sometimes have local knowledge, that may act as important correctives to scientific views.
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enhancing the democratic legitimacy of decisions regarding funding, governance, and application of science or specific parts of science.
“in a democratic society citizens are supposed to have the opportunity to influence important decisions affecting their lives”