Also, Mike, I'll see your "submit" and raise you a "resist."
On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 9:08 PM, Jim Clark wrote:
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Sadly, I had a student in my office today who wanted to talk about becoming
an environmental activist. I told him he was better served by our biology
department than our psychology department (simply because we don't have the
resources to offer the courses that might help him, such as animal
behavi
Hi
Just higher education is too coarse a metric. Would be nice to see breakdown by
major or degree.
Also, highly educated Republican may be an increasingly rare creature? So
perhaps something of an anomaly.
Take care
Jim
Jim Clark
Professor of Psychology
University of Winnipeg
204-786-9757
Because it appears that as Republicans get more education,
the less they rely upon science on issues like climate change
and more on what political elites tell them to believe. Democrats
learn not to trust political elites and rely more on scientific
evidence -- there's a dissertation in there --
