Sentences with phrase «use consensus messaging»

There may well be better ways in which to use consensus messaging, but to suggest not using it at all would seem to imply avoiding saying something that is true.

Not exact matches

Unlike the situation in the retail electronic payments area, where there has been significant private - sector resistance to developing legal standards, there is an increasing consensus, both domestically and abroad, that electronic commerce will not flourish until there are laws addressing the validity of electronic contracts and the legal significance of attribution procedures used by parties to determine the identity of the sender of an electronic message.

Indeed, the tactics they are using are tribal in same way as «97 % consensus» messaging.

IMO it does not appear that IPCC is prepared to make the changes needed to regain this trust (AR5 looks like a re-hash of AR4, with possibly even more use of doubtful «gray» literature and the same old «party line» CAGW message backed by the «consensus process»).

We don't have a second America to use as a control group, but without the consensus messaging that's happened over the past decade, my guess is that the public would be even more misinformed about global warming than it is now.

So, I guess my suggestion is that people who criticise the use of consensus messaging should maybe be clear about who they are actually criticising, and why.

Using pre and post measures from a national message test experiment, we found that all stated hypotheses were confirmed; increasing public perceptions of the scientific consensus causes a significant increase in the belief that climate change is (a) happening, (b) human - caused and (c) a worrisome problem.

Using national data (N = 1104) from a consensus - message experiment, we find that increasing public perceptions of the scientific consensus is significantly and causally associated with an increase in the belief that climate change is happening, human - caused and a worrisome threat.

Public mtg on climate action in SE FlaThe Compact effectively informed its citizens of the appropriateness of using the best available science for these ends but not through a «messaging» campaign focused on «scientific consensus» or anything else.

Political operatives, whether they be from democracies or not, also want to use smart messaging to influence behaviour, in order to get us to vote for a particular candidate, or to undermine a consensus and degrade the truth.