“Trust in Science and Science Related Populism”

kuadër projektitTrust in Science and Science Related Populism” (TISP), drejtuarfrom University i Harvardit, Kembrixh, SHBA and University i Zyrihut, UniversityAleksandër Moisiui Durrësit bëri mundur financimin e mbledhjes dhënave përShqipëriin.
Ky projekt u drejtua from Dr.Viktoria Cologna (University i Harvardit) and Niels Mede (University i Zyrihut).
ABOUT marrë kampionimin e pjesëmarrësve in sa on shumë vende jetë e mundur, kyprojekt u krijua in formën e një studimi shumë laboratorëve. U mblodhën dhëna inmbi 50 vende and studiuesit e përzgjedhur si bashkëpunëtorë për Shqipërinë ishin Dr.AniBajrami (University i Tiranës) and Prof.Asoc.Dr.Renata Tokrri (UniversityAleksandër MoisiuDurrës).
Ky studim i Shumë Laboratorëve analizoi faktorët ndikojnë besimin in shkencë andparashikuesit e qëndrimeve populiste lidhura me shkencën in vende ndryshme. Onkonkretisht: a) opinioni publik mbi rolin e shkencës in shoqëri and politikëbërje, b) qëllimet and përfitimet e perceptuara shkencës, c) mënyrat se si individët in mbarëglobin informohen and komunikojnë për shkencën, and d) qëndrimet për ndyshimetklimatike.
Konkluzionet e projektit do ofrojnë një pasqyrë koncepteve kryesore matura inanketë and marrëdhëniet e tyre. Ato do te publikohen aë Science and whichë dhënat e plota do whichë publikoken aë Nature Scientific Data.
In the frame of the project “Trust in Science and Science-Related Populism” (TISP), led by Harvard University, Cambridge, USA and the University of Zurich, “AleksandërMoisiu” University of Durrës made possible the financing of the data collection for Albania.
This project was led by Dr. Viktoria Cologna (Harvard University) and Niels Mede
(University of Zurich).
To sample participants in as many countries as possible, this project was set up in the form of a Many Labs study. Data in over 50 countries were collected and the researchers selected as collaborators for Albania were Dr. Ani Bajrami (University of Tirana) and Associate Professor Renata Tokrri (“Aleksandër Moisiu” University of Durrës).
This Many Labs study analyzed factors influencing trust in science and predictors of science-related populist attitudes across different countries. More specifically: a) public opinion on the role of science in society and policymaking, b) the perceived goals and benefits of science, c) the ways in which individuals around the globe are informed and communicate about science, and d) attitudes on climate change.
The scientific paper from the project will provide an overview of the key concepts measured in the survey and their relationships. It will be submitted to Science and the complete dataset will be submitted to Nature Scientific Data.

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