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Direct linkBarnes, M. Elizabeth; Brownell, Sara E. – CBE - Life Sciences Education, 2017
Low acceptance of evolution among undergraduate students is common and is best predicted by religious beliefs. Decreasing students' perceived conflict between religion and evolution could increase their acceptance of evolution. However, college biology instructors may struggle with trying to decrease students' perceived conflict between religion…
Descriptors: Evolution, College Science, Biology, Science Instruction
