Polish Scepticism Targets Food, Not Biotechnology Itself
A review of 12 Polish studies finds that public acceptance of agricultural biotechnology depends strongly on its purpose, with medical, ...
A review of 12 Polish studies finds that public acceptance of agricultural biotechnology depends strongly on its purpose, with medical, ...
A mixed-methods study in six climate-vulnerable Pakistani communities found that collective memory was the strongest statistical predictor of adaptive behaviour ...
An exploratory interview study of 28 adults in southern Italy found that arterial disease was widely perceived as life-threatening, while ...
A complex-network game study finds that government subsidies only briefly boost farmers' adoption of digital agriculture, while social network structure, ...
A synthesis of more than 120 studies from China reveals a new framework explaining how government, community, and household interactions ...
A new study of 320 Dhaka commuters reveals that tolerance of underage and unlicensed bus drivers is shaped by weak ...
A weighted survey of 929 Pennsylvania voters shows that AI feelings, job worries, regulation preferences and trust in government do ...
A Danish qualitative study finds that adult first-degree relatives of people with type 1 diabetes often downplay their screening results, ...
A new study of 400 domestic tourists in Shushtar County, Iran, shows that extending the Theory of Planned Behavior with ...
A qualitative study of 19 cancer survivors with obesity finds most are unaware of the weight-cancer risk link yet want ...
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