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Factors for Patient Trust and Acceptance of Medical Artificial Intelligence
Supplement 1. eTable 1. American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) reporting guidelines checklist eTable 2. Reporting Checklist for Discrete Choice Experiments in Health (DIRECT) (Ride et al. 2024) eTable 3. Frequencies of values presentation for each attribute in the conjoint experiment. eTable 4. Intercoder reliability for open-ended responses eTable 5. Summary statistics of the population covariates eTable 6.
Exclusion cycles: Reinforcing disparities in medicine
Information Published In Science Volume 377 | Issue 6611 9 September 2022 Copyright Copyright © 2022 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works. Submission history Published in print: 9 September 2022 Permissions Request permissions for this article. W.N.P. is supported by Novo Nordisk Foundation grant NNF17SA0027784. We thank S. Bender and P. Bugga for research assistance and E.
Week 1 Fantasy Football Rankings: Wide Receivers
Finally! We made it! It’s the start of Week 1 and because of the Labor Day holiday, it’s already Tuesday so we’re less than two days away from the regular season kickoff during Thursday Night Football, when the Rams will host the Bills. I hope you’re ready to dive into this week’s NFL slate because I know I am. One game I’m looking forward to is Chiefs at the Cardinals—Patrick Mahomes vs. Kyler Murray. That matchup has highest over/under point total ( 53.5) over at SI Sportsbook.
Food and Merchandise Revealed for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood is tempting guests with a terrifying menu of horror-inspired cuisine and a selection of exclusive merchandise themed to the 2022 event, which runs select nights Thursday, September 8 through Monday, October 31.
Georgia Bulldogs rise to No. 2 in AP Top 25 football poll after big win; Florida Gators debut at No. 12
Georgia moved up to No. 2 in the first Associated Press college football poll of the regular season, passing Ohio State, after the defending national champion dominated its opener. Alabama remained No. 1 in the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Bank released Tuesday, receiving 44 of 63 first-place votes from the media panel and 1,552 points. The Bulldogs narrowed the gap on the Crimson Tide after beating Oregon 49-3 on Saturday. Georgia received 17 first-place votes.
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¿Hay motivos para ser (un poco) optimistas? La opinión pública sobre los derechos humanos en Rusia
A pesar de la represión de Putin a la sociedad civil rusa, las tendencias de opinión pública apuntan a un apoyo cada vez mayor para las libertades civiles. Desde el año 2000, el régimen del presidente Vladimir Putin ha revertido muchas de las libertades cívicas que recibieron los rusos en la década de los 1990, después de siete décadas de gobierno comunista. El gobierno ha intimidado y demonizado a los disidentes, y ha colocado a la mayor parte de la prensa bajo su control.
International recognition and public opinion towards conflict and violence
Experiments show international recognition of statehood could change popular support for violence in self-determination conflicts. What reduces individual support for the use of violence in self-determination conflicts? Violence against civilians is considered a “grave breach” of international law. Yet, support for the use of violence in self-determination conflicts, including violence against civilians, varies over time.
Discrimination in action: the value of experiments in human rights
A video game experiment in Slovenia reveals discriminatory practices against the Roma—what else might experiments teach us about human rights? Although many rights advocates might be wary of experiments, this form of inquiry can offer valuable insights to our understanding of human rights. Take, for example, the common strategy of discrediting reports of discrimination by saying that the disparate treatment was justified.
Why some human rights groups avoid public opinion research-and why they’re wrong
There are many reasons to avoid public opinion research, but there are even more reasons to invest in it. A recent Freedom House survey examining perceptions of human rights organizations in Kenya found that 60% of respondents felt positive towards human rights groups—an enviable position for anyone sensitive to public opinion. A majority of respondents (53%) also felt that the groups had benefited them personally. While this is a positive finding, it is also one for concern.
Discrimination, cooperation, and building communities
New research shows that people who experience discrimination are less likely to contribute to the common good. What happens to people’s cooperative behavior when they experience discrimination? The idea that discrimination might affect behavior is no stretch; persistent experience of discrimination has, after all, been linked to serious health conditions, substantial disparities in schooling and differential treatment within criminal justice systems.
Ignore public opinion at your own peril
Why have global leaders continually been ignoring the views of Muslims—and especially of Syrians—on conflict? All politicians in free and democratic societies know they can’t ignore public opinion. Through good leadership they can help to shape public opinion, but when election day comes they must be on the same page as their voters. Knowing this, why are the views of Muslims around the world, and most critically now in Syria, continually ignored?
Naming crimes: genocide and public opinion in the United States
Debates about the label “genocide” distract from the substantive discussion about whether and how to stop the killing. On August 24, 1941, two months after Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union, Winston Churchill addressed the British people in a live radio broadcast.
Local funding is not always the answer
In some countries, relying on local funding gives human rights defenders even less freedom. As authoritarian regimes crack down on local human rights organizations (LHROs), these restrictions have led to calls for more variety and sustainability in financing strategies for the global South. One of the strategies that has gained the most traction is a shift toward local funding, as outlined by Jenny Hodgson.
To discredit victims, call them terrorists
“There can be a fine line between defending the rights of terror suspects and defending their views. Amnesty International has been thrust into a very public struggle about where exactly that line is.” – Guz Raz, NPR Host of “All Things Considered” February 27, 2010 For decades, Amnesty International and other human rights organizations (HROs) have been working for the release of “prisoners of conscience” throughout the world.
Local funding is not always the answer
As authoritarian regimes crack down on local human rights organizations (LHROs), these restrictions have led to calls for more variety and sustainability in financing strategies for the global South. One of the strategies that has gained the most traction is a shift toward local funding, as outlined by Jenny Hodgson. In addition, Annika Poppe and Jonas Wolff have argued that we must take governments seriously in their normative arguments against foreign funding and thus, foreign interference.
Scientists and activists collaborate to bring hard data into advocacy
The idea came from an improbable place. We were in a speed boat on the Sinú river in 2008, in the North of Colombia, the heart of a risky territory that in those times was dominated by paramilitary factions and drug trafficking groups. “What we lacked here was a hydrologist,” one of the leaders of the campaign against the damming of the river said to me, over the noise of the boat’s motor. The Campaign had ended in failure when, in 1993, the Colombian government built the Urrá Dam.
International recognition and public opinion towards conflict and violence
What reduces individual support for the use of violence in self-determination conflicts? Violence against civilians is considered a “grave breach” of international law. Yet, support for the use of violence in self-determination conflicts, including violence against civilians, varies over time. When will ordinary people favor the use of violence over nonviolent methods of resistance?
Discrimination in action: the value of experiments in human rights
Although many rights advocates might be wary of experiments, this form of inquiry can offer valuable insights to our understanding of human rights. Take, for example, the common strategy of discrediting reports of discrimination by saying that the disparate treatment was justified.
Shaming and blaming: assessing the impact of human rights organizations
Does “shaming” by international human rights organizations (HROs) lead to improvements in human rights conditions within a state? If so, under what conditions does this form of criticism influence behavior? The idea of shaming is crucial to multiple theories of human rights improvement, with many studies indicating that these human rights organizations are a critical link to improvement in rights practices. Yet, until now, we haven’t had enough empirical evidence to prove whether it actually works.
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Amanda Murdie es profesora de Asuntos Internacionales de la Asociación Atlética de Georgia y directora del Departamento de Asuntos Internacionales de la Universidad de Georgia. También es redactora jefe de International Studies Review y coeditora de la serie de libros Studies in Security and International Affairs de University of Georgia Press.
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