The Effect of Scientific Information on Possible Gene-Edited Solutions for Citrus Greening
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The public may not view gene editing very differently than genetic modification and have an initial response that is negative.
- MILWAUKEE, Feb. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The public may not view gene editing very differently than genetic modification and have an initial response that is negative.
- In the new article " The Effect of Scientific Information and Narrative on Preferences for Possible Gene-Edited Solutions for Citrus Greening " published in the Applied Economic Perspective & Policy, Brandon McFadden, Kelly Davidson, and John Bernard from the University of Delaware as well as Brittany Anderton from iBiology examine public attitudes toward gene editing and the effects of common communication strategies on support for using gene editing to reduce pests and disease.
- Therefore, the public may have a more supportive behavioral response to biotechnology than emotional responses would suggest."
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