As social beliefs and values change over time, scientists have struggled with effectively communicating the facts of their research with the public. Now, a team of researchers believe scientists can gain trust with their audience by showing their human side. The researchers say it can be as simple as using ‘I’ and first-person narratives to help establish a personal connection with the audience.
Communicating science can benefit from scientists ‘being human’
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