Cognitive Apartheid: On the Manner in Which High School Students Understand Evolution without Believing in Evolution

Overview of attention for article published in Evolution: Education and Outreach, September 2012

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@KateParsley_ @Bengland87 Hi there! Evolution education researcher here. This is a common misconception. People can actually understand evolution well but still choose to not accept it because they perceive it conflicts with their belief system: https://t.

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