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The art of talking about science: Beginning to teach physiology students how to communicate with nonscientists
Andrew M. Petzold
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Robert L. Dunbar
Bioscience/Biotechnology
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Scientific Presentation
100%
Student Ability
100%
Nonscientist
100%
Undergraduate Students
50%
Peer-to-peer Communication
50%
Popular Culture
50%
Traditional Media
50%
Complex Concepts
50%
Writing Activities
50%
Pedagogical Approaches
50%
Popular Education
50%
Scientific Writing
50%
Word Use
50%
Lay Audiences
50%
Peer Communication
50%
Level of Understanding
50%
Teaching Communication
50%
Arts and Humanities
Apprehension
100%
Science
100%
Under-graduate
50%
venues
50%
Oral
50%
traditional media
50%
word usage
50%
Lay-audience
50%
Popular education
50%
Teaching Process
50%
Mass Culture
50%
Social Sciences
Science
100%
Mass Culture
50%