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Hate speech against scientists can backfire – but so can counterspeech: Evidence from a four-country experiment
Hate speech against scientists can harm their well-being and undermine knowledge-based societies, and counterspeech by bystanders is often proposed as a remedy. But comparative evidence on how bystanders perceive hate speech targeting scientists and on whether counterspeech helps is lacking. In a pr
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