Carpenter (1995) identifies the fact that ________ as being important to consider when communicating scientific information.
A) much of the public does not understand science
B) the media does not deal well with changes in scientific information
C) the public does not understand probability
D) All of the above

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Carpenter (1995) highlights that all these factors are important when communicating scientific information: public misunderstanding of science and probability, and the media's difficulty in handling changes in scientific information.

Carpenter (1995) Identifies the Fact That ________ as Being Important