Curiosidad científica: cuando querer saber vence al sesgo político

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Título: Science Curiosity and Political Information Processing.Autores: Dan M. Kahan, Asheley Landrum, Katie Carpenter, Laura Helft, Kathleen Hall Jamieson.Descripción: El artículo muestra que, a diferencia de otras habilidades cognitivas, la curiosidad científica lleva a las personas a buscar y procesar información que contradice sus sesgos políticos, reduciendo la polarización en torno a temas como el cambio climático.

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