2001
DOI: 10.1093/jnci/93.24.1841
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Americans Concerned About Ethics, Morality of Scientific Research, Survey Shows

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“…In this survey, 48% had not heard of the Human Genome Project. 16 Conversely, other researchers have demonstrated that the public is capable of articulating complex views of genetic research irrespective of advanced education or coursework. 10,17 Importantly, our work suggests that the content of questions and method of inquiry may also play a role in the responses generated.…”
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“…In this survey, 48% had not heard of the Human Genome Project. 16 Conversely, other researchers have demonstrated that the public is capable of articulating complex views of genetic research irrespective of advanced education or coursework. 10,17 Importantly, our work suggests that the content of questions and method of inquiry may also play a role in the responses generated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%