A new measure of students’ perceived conflict between evolution and religion (PCoRE) is a stronger predictor of evolution acceptance than understanding or religiosity

M. Elizabeth Barnes, K. Supriya, Yi Zheng, Julie A. Roberts, Sara E. Brownell

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