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Who supports science-related populism? A nationally representative survey on the prevalence and explanatory factors of populist attitudes toward science in Switzerland.

PLoS One · 2022 · PMC9359586 · PMID 35939426

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17, I would propose to say that there is a slight tendency to have more science-related populism on the right that on the left, because all betas are positive, the overall beta is very close to significance, and one beta is significant. – P. 18, I would precise what groups the authors refer to when saying: "While demands for truth-speaking sovereignty appear to be raised by very specific population groups of the population". – PP. 19-20, all p-values could be rounded at 3 decimals – P. 24, I would say that Didier Raoult is an "isolated expert" rather than "pseudo-expert", as he was a renowned expert before covid-19 (and incidentally, you will avoid to be fired on French social media !!!). ********** 7.

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