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I'm sorry, I'm not interested ain medicare jobstreet People "were more likely to correctly identify the result most supported by the data when doing so affirmed the position one would expect them to be politically predisposed to accept…than when the correct interpretation of the data threatened or disappointed their predispositions," researchers Dan Kahan (Yale), Ellen Peters (Ohio State), Erica Cantrell Dawson (Cornell), and Paul Slovic (the University of Oregon) wrote in a paper submitted to the Social Science Research Network.
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