TY - JOUR
AU - Miller, Jon D.
AB - D. MILLER JON Attitudes Toward Genetic Modification Research: An of the Views Analysis Associate Dean Research for Northern Illinois University of the IL 60115 Generation DeKalb, Sputnik The 1979 Court decision to numerous scientific and Supreme declaring ge- typify technological modified life forms to be to issues in the future. netically subject pat- ent laws focused renewed attention on Recom- A search of recent attitude research indicates binant DNA research. While the issue is that little attention has been focused on the hardly pub- a of conversation for most citi- lic’s attitudes toward modification re- topic everyday genetic the and hazard of Recom- search and the characteristics of those citizens zens, promise possible binant DNA research-or as of and concerned about the technol- genetic engineering, supportive it is sometimes labelled-have been the a 1977 of adults con- subject ogy. Utilizing survey young for almost of concern for a wide of ducted the National Assessment of Educa- groups range by have clashed ten now. universities tional the on years Major Progress (NAEP),6 analysis reported over the of with local councils in this article focused on the distri- placement city (1) present DNA research. The facilities for Recombinant bution of attitudes 
TI - Attitudes Toward Genetic Modification Research: An Analysis of the Views of the Sputnik Generation
JF - Science, Technology, & Human Values
DO - 10.1177/016224398200700209
DA - 1982-04-01
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/sage/attitudes-toward-genetic-modification-research-an-analysis-of-the-F61D6O0c4C
SP - 37
EP - 43
VL - 7
IS - 2
DP - DeepDyve
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