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Phys.org - Social Sciences

Perceived polarization may reflect inner circle agreement more than actual societal division

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Are opinions on controversial political issues as divided as many people perceive them to be? Researchers from the Leibniz Center for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) in Bremen, the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) in Vienna and […]

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Seeking moral advice from large language models comes with risk of hidden biases

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More and more people are turning to large language models like ChatGPT for life advice and free therapy, as it is sometimes perceived as a space free from human biases. A new study published in […]

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Data show Canadian border plays minor role in US fentanyl trafficking compared to southern entry

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Illegally manufactured fentanyl kills a significant number of people in the United States and Canada every year. Since the emergence of modern heroin markets in the late 1960s, controlling supply has been associated with important […]

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Hybrid model reveals people act less rationally in complex games, more predictably in simple ones

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Throughout their everyday lives, humans are typically required to make a wide range of decisions, which can impact their well-being, health, social connections, and finances. Understanding the human decision-making processes is a key objective of […]

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Youth volunteering encourages young men to vote for the first time, research shows

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Youth volunteering encourages young men from politically disengaged homes to vote for the first time by raising their interest in civic life, new analysis shows.This post was originally published on this site

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Women scientists promote their research online less often than men, study finds

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Many women scientists are staying silent online—and it could be costing them professionally. A new University of Michigan study finds that women are about 28% less likely than men to promote their scientific papers on […]

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Six agricultural employment pathways identified for youth development

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A review has explored the pathways, business models and drivers for youth employment in Africa’s agricultural sector by gaining research and insights from young people and stakeholders involved in youth empowerment activities in Uganda.This post […]

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What research on sexting reveals about how men and women think about consent

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Sexting—the creating and exchanging of sexual texts, photos and videos—has become part of many people’s sexual and romantic lives. In an age where interpersonal relations often take place through digital technology, particularly since the pandemic, […]

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Misinformation lends itself to social contagion. Here’s how to recognize and combat it

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In 2019, a rare and shocking event in the Malaysian peninsula town of Ketereh grabbed international headlines. Nearly 40 girls age 12 to 18 from a religious school had been screaming inconsolably, claiming to have […]

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Social media can support or undermine democracy. It comes down to how it’s designed

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Every design choice that social media platforms make nudges users toward certain actions, values and emotional states.This post was originally published on this site

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