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ABSTRACT Background Society values a full head of hair. Therefore, androgenetic hair loss (AGA), though medically benign, can cause significant emotional distress. There is strong demand for alternative (nonconventional, over‐the‐counter) AGA treatments.
Aditya K. Gupta +2 more
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The Scientization of Central Banks (Cumulative Thesis) [PDF]
How do state organizations utilize their knowledge production to deal with possible legitimacy concerns? Typically, it is assumed, that such organizations use knowledge, be it scientific or explicit policy expertise, to produce policy outputs.
Ibrocevic, E. ; https://orcid.org/
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Morally offensive scientific findings activate cognitive chicanery
In the present work, we sought to identify specific cognitive strategies people deploy when confronting undesirable empirical claims, including those previously theorized but not yet empirically demonstrated, explore the breadth and flexibility of such strategies by testing several potential options including those that directly contradict one another,
Cory J. Clark +3 more
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Citizen Science: Probing the Virtues and Contexts of Participatory Research
Citizen science is an increasingly popular activity, from bird counts to amateur water sample collection to air quality monitoring. Researchers and theorists in the field of science and technology studies (STS) have typically applauded these efforts ...
Aya H. Kimura, Abby Kinchy
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This article compares the institutional design of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), UK's Climate Change Committee, and the European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change (ESABCC). It reveals how the institutional design at different governance levels shapes advisory bodies' roles and influence in climate policymaking ...
Helena Seibicke
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Is More Science Really Less Science? The Scientization of Science, 1900-2020 [PDF]
peer reviewedSixty years ago, Derek de Solla Price’s Little Science, Big Science documented that scientific publications had been doubling every 10–15 years since at least 1900—a sign of rapid, sustained progress. Price predicted a “scientific doomsday,”
Adeel, Abdul Basit +3 more
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IntroductionThe integration of virtual simulation with intelligent modeling is crucial for advancing the scientization and personalization of volleyball physical training.
Xiaoxiao Cao
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Ex Libris: Books, creativity and academic freedom
Abstract In this commentary I build on my earlier contribution to Area and engage with a series of responses as part of an emerging debate on the future of academic books. Although the deficiencies in UKRI's approach culminated in the suspension of an open access mandate for books to be submitted to the 2029 REF (Research Excellence Framework), the ...
Matthew Gandy
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Value‐sensitive design in the praxis of instructional design: A view of designers in situ
Abstract Philosophical stances and design frameworks, such as value‐sensitive design, manifest in design praxis through enacting specific design approaches and employing a variety of methods by the designers. Although it could overlap with other frameworks and approaches in the Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) field, value‐sensitive design ...
Victoria Abramenka‐Lachheb +2 more
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From Global Diffusion to Local Semantics: Unpacking the Scientization of Central Banks [PDF]
This article investigates the scientization of central banks and analyzes the evolving knowledge production. Existing literature suggests that scientized knowledge production either becomes globally more similar over time or is driven by local political ...
Ibrocevic, E. ; https://orcid.org/
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