Trust in Science and Science-Related Populism
Welcome!
This Many Labs study seeks to analyze the factors that affect trust in science, as well as the prevalence and correlates of science-related populist attitudes across countries. Specifically, we are interested in a) public opinion on the role of science in society and policymaking, b) the perceived goals and benefits of science, c) the ways individuals across the globe inform themselves and communicate about science, and d) climate change attitudes. For more information, click here.
This project is led by Dr. Viktoria Cologna (Harvard University) and Dr. Niels G. Mede (University of Zurich).
Latest News
TISP wins "Best Data Collection: Quantitative" award at the 10th annual MRS Operations award
We are excited that TISP won this prestigious award granted by the Market Research Society (MRS), which recognizes large-scale public opinion research solutions, such as those offered by Bilendi & Respondi, the survey company involved in the TISP project...
TISP Article I submitted!
The day has come: After little over a year since the we first published the call for collaboration, we submitted our main manuscript! Fingers crossed!
Data from 50 countries obtained!
We are excited to report that we have received data from 50 countries (n = 57,000) so far! We expect to receive the remaining data sets in the next few weeks.
