The most common stereotypes about science and scientists: what scholars know

  • Tintori A
  • Palomba R
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Abstract

Each of us has a biased world view because we are all limited to our personal perspective on reality. We can only see what is before us, we can only hear what is around us and we can only recognize, order and process what we have seen, read or heard about before. It is useful to categorize reality because it allows us to manage large blocks of information concerning complex social elements. Who will ever have the opportunity (and take the time) to gain first-hand knowledge of all the aspects of the surrounding reality, i.e. the different kinds of individuals

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Tintori, A., & Palomba, R. (2017). The most common stereotypes about science and scientists: what scholars know. In Turn on the light on science: A research-based guide to break down popular stereotypes about science and scientists (pp. 1–18). Ubiquity Press. https://doi.org/10.5334/bba.b

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