Reflection on Caring, Truth, Bias, Evidence, and Media Literacy During Current Events: An Invited Editorial for the International Journal for Human Caring

M. Wright
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In the abstract for “Editorial Reflection on Caring, Truth, Bias, Evidence, and Media Literacy During Current Events,” the editorial focuses on the current state of divided truth in issues facing today’s global citizens, such as the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccination, historical bias, implicit bias, gender identity, and disparity. Recognizing of the challenges faced in addressing truth, bias, and the influence of media literacy raises questions for caring scholars to contemplate advancing of caring science.
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时事中对关怀、真相、偏见、证据和媒体素养的反思:国际人类关怀杂志特邀社论
在“时事中对关怀、真相、偏见、证据和媒体素养的编辑反思”的摘要中,这篇社论重点关注了当今全球公民所面临的问题的真相分裂现状,如2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)疫苗接种、历史偏见、隐性偏见、性别认同和差距。认识到在解决真相、偏见和媒体素养的影响方面所面临的挑战,为有爱心的学者提出了一些问题,让他们思考如何推进有爱心的科学。
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