A scientist is preparing a paper for a journal. It includes several images that contain data. Which of the following should the scientist do?

(Select all that apply).

Visual information is processed 60000 times faster than text-based information.

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What are some benefits of peer-reviewing someone else's work? 

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I am required to define at least one piece of relevant scientific terminology in my A1 popular media article.

The American Psychological Association has made some evidence-based recommendations to help combat misinformation and disinformation. 

Which of the ideas below was not on their list of suggestions? 

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In her TED talk, ex-journalist and communication coach Jo Filshie Brown suggested three important points that science communicators should keep in mind. She joked it was a quick PhD! 

The key points were 'people; headline; do'. 

What did she mean by this? 

What are some of the general trends shown by research into whether the public trusts science and scientists?

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As science communicators, it is important for us to know about our audience. According to the 2021 Australian census, approximately how many Australians (out of a population of 25.4 million) have a Bachelor's degree?

Poor science communication doesn't just fail to inform the audience about the science, but can also damage their trust in science and scientists.

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