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  • Allchin, D. 2007.Monsters and marvels. American Biology Teacher, 69(Nov.-Dec.): 565-568.

  • Allchin, D. 2012. Science con-artists. American Biology Teacher

  • Allchin, D. 2012. Skepticism and the architecture of trust. American Biology Teacher.
  • Allchin, D. 2012. What counts as science. American Biology Teacher.

  • Allchin, D. 2020. The COVID conundrum. American Biology Teacher.

  • Allchin, D. 2020. The credibility game. American Biology Teacher.

  • Allchin, D. 2022. Who speaks for science? Science & Education.

  • Allchin, D. 2023. Marginalizing misinformation--the fast and frugal way. The Science Teacher.

  • Allchin, D. 2023. Ten competencies for the science misinformation crisis. Science Education.

  • Allchin, D. 2024. Transforming history into science inquiry. American Biology Teacher, 86(9).

  • Allchin, D., Miller, J. & Proudfit, M. 2024. Managing misinformation. American Biology Teacher.

  • "Fact-or-Faux" [column in NSTA's The Science Teacher]:

  • Kozyreva, et al. 2024. Toolbox of individual-level interventions against online misinformation. Nature Human Behavior, 8, 1044–1052.

  • Osborne, et al. 2022. Science Education in an Age of Misinformation. Standford University.

  • Union of Concerned Scientists. 2022. The disinformation playbook.

  • Zemplen, G.A. 2009. Putting sociology first. Science & Education.

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