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Is Understanding Propaganda a Necessary Skill for Modern Democracy?
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Mystery of “very odd” elasmosaur finally solved: one of North America’s most famous fossils identified as new species Breaking research
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Study finds unfair expectations place extra pressure on new teachers
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Is Understanding Propaganda a Necessary Skill for Modern Democracy? Book publication announcement

Is Understanding Propaganda a Necessary Skill for Modern Democracy?

Propaganda is not simply a tool of manipulation, and in fact a professor of communication suggests it may even be a necessary skill for any citizen to address global challenges. After carrying out extensive research examining the role of mass persuasion in an era of viral videos, social media campaigns, and global messaging, Professor Nathan […]

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Conservation Leaders Challenge Global Economic Systems that Value ‘Dead’ Nature Over Living Planet
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AI Could be the Future for Preserving Marginalized Cultures, Say Experts
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Research Debunks Long-Held Psychology Traditions and Mental Health Myths
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It Takes Parents a Year to ‘Tune in’ to their Child’s Feelings About Starting School, Research Suggests
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People Turn to Conspiracy Theories in a Subconscious Quest to Feel Like they ‘Matter’, Research Suggests
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Children Face ‘Lifelong Psychological Wounds’ from Entrenched Inequities Made Worse by Pandemic, Doctor Warns

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