Neuro & Journalism

NEURO & JOURNALISM

Journalists were once the gatekeepers of daily political information and thus of political decision-making, it is said. They still are ...

Why is it in the newspaper what is in the newspaper and what does that have to do with Neuro?
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Is it better to speak of subjective objectivity or objective subjectivity when looking at journalism from the perspective of brain research?
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Do journalists' brains notice themselves when they rise above others?
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How do journalists cope with the fate of being at the mercy of their brain cells?
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How manipulable is a typical journalist's brain?
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Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?
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Is every journalistic contribution determined by the subconscious of the author?
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Can you measure subjectivity in a journalist's brain with EEG or fMRI?
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Which half of the brain do male journalists prefer for political reporting?
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Is it a coincidence that the word journalist contains the word cunning and what does that have to do with brain research?
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Are journalists' brains revolutionary by nature?
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Do journalists have a typical cocktail of hormones in their brains?
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Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?
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Are different journalistic forms of representation such as news, interviews, reports, comments, glosses processed differently in our brain?
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How much can text, images or moving images change the mindset of media consumers?
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NEURO & JOURNALISM

Why is it in the newspaper what is in the newspaper and what does that have to do with Neuro?

Is it better to speak of subjective objectivity or objective subjectivity when looking at journalism from the perspective of brain research?

Do journalists' brains notice themselves when they rise above others?

How do journalists cope with the fate of being at the mercy of their brain cells?

How manipulable is a typical journalist's brain?

Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?

Is every journalistic contribution determined by the subconscious of the author?

Can you measure subjectivity in a journalist's brain with EEG or fMRI?

Which half of the brain do male journalists prefer for political reporting?

Is it a coincidence that the word journalist contains the word cunning and what does that have to do with brain research?

Are journalists' brains revolutionary by nature?

Do journalists have a typical cocktail of hormones in their brains?

Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?

Are different journalistic forms of representation such as news, interviews, reports, comments, glosses processed differently in our brain?

How much can text, images or moving images change the mindset of media consumers?

What influence do space and time have on dopamine receptors in journalists?

What does brain research already know today about journalists and journalism?

How much journalists are aware of the subjectivity of their perception?

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NEURO & JOURNALISM

Why is it in the newspaper what is in the newspaper and what does that have to do with Neuro?

Is it better to speak of subjective objectivity or objective subjectivity when looking at journalism from the perspective of brain research?

Do journalists' brains notice themselves when they rise above others?

How do journalists cope with the fate of being at the mercy of their brain cells?

How manipulable is a typical journalist's brain?

Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?

Is every journalistic contribution determined by the subconscious of the author?

Can you measure subjectivity in a journalist's brain with EEG or fMRI?

Which half of the brain do male journalists prefer for political reporting?

Is it a coincidence that the word journalist contains the word cunning and what does that have to do with brain research?

Are journalists' brains revolutionary by nature?

Do journalists have a typical cocktail of hormones in their brains?

Is the Dunning-Kruger Effect genetically anchored in journalists' brains?

Are different journalistic forms of representation such as news, interviews, reports, comments, glosses processed differently in our brain?

How much can text, images or moving images change the mindset of media consumers?

What influence do space and time have on dopamine receptors in journalists?

What does brain research already know today about journalists and journalism?

How much journalists are aware of the subjectivity of their perception?

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