How Do People Think About the Science they Encounter in fiction?: Undergraduates investigate responses to science in  The Simpsons

Orthia, Lindl; Dobos, Amy; Guy, Tristan; Kan, Shanan; Keys, Sian; Nekvapil, Stefan; Ngu, Dalton

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How Do People Think About the Science they Encounter in fiction?: Undergraduates investigate responses to science in The Simpsons

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2011

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Orthia, Lindl

Dobos, Amy

Guy, Tristan

Kan, Shanan

Keys, Sian

Nekvapil, Stefan

Ngu, Dalton

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/23664

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International Journal of Science Education. Part B: Communication and Public Engagement

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10.1080/21548455.2011.610134

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