Does scientific research change minds? Linking criminology and public perceptions of policing

Overview of attention for article published in Criminology & Public Policy, September 2023

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RT @VRC_UMD: Can scientific research change minds? According to @BoehmeHM et al., it can, but not necessarily on the most politicized issue…

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RT @VRC_UMD: Can scientific research change minds? According to @BoehmeHM et al., it can, but not necessarily on the most politicized issue…

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Can scientific research change minds? According to @BoehmeHM et al., it can, but not necessarily on the most politicized issues. https://t.co/O6HE6AxyQI

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Congrats to Profs Hunter Boehme, Ian Adams, Christi Metcalfe, & PhD grad Peter Leasure on their new publication in Criminology & Public Policy! @BoehmeHM @ian_t_adams @ChristiMetcalf3 https://t.co/c3mkqxFcj1

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