Research Misconduct and Its Impact on Confidence in Research
Explore the reasons behind decreased confidence in research through systematic content analysis of major Swedish news media from 2002 to 2013. Factors such as age, education level, place of residence, and media consumption play a role in shaping perceptions.
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Research misconduct and confidence in research ESOF, 25 June 2014 Maria Lindholm, Director of Research, VA (Public & Science)
Background Why decreased confidence in research? Systematic content analysis of major Swedish news media (daily press and television) Period: 2002 2013, 359 items Researcher Ulrika Andersson, the SOM Institute (Society Opinon Media) of Gothenburg University
Do other factors have a larger impact? Age Level of education Place of residence and media consumption in general
maria@v-a.se www.v-a.se Twitter/FB/Instagram: vetenskapoallm With support from 7
