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How cultural evolution can inform the science of science communication—and vice versa
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This paper, conducted by Theiss Bendixen, dives into how cultural evolution research intersects with science communication science. It showcases the potential for these fields to merge, suggesting that cultural evolution can enhance understanding of science communication, while also providing a testing ground for its theories.
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