Austin Hubner, PhD
@austinhubner.bsky.social
- Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville.
- Incoming Assistant Professor at the University of Florida (AU25)
- I study how individuals share and make sense of complex information and public perceptions of expertise
- Incoming Assistant Professor at the University of Florida (AU25)
- I study how individuals share and make sense of complex information and public perceptions of expertise
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Knowing audiences is key in science communication. Lerner et al. studied science populism & political ideology & found among American adults high science populists “rated all science information sources as less credible than low science populists” @austinhubner.bsky.social doi.org/10.1038/s415...
August 12, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Knowing audiences is key in science communication. Lerner et al. studied science populism & political ideology & found among American adults high science populists “rated all science information sources as less credible than low science populists” @austinhubner.bsky.social doi.org/10.1038/s415...
When I had to have surgery on my wrist (to have a plate and 9 screws drilled in, mind you), my insurance tried to reject paying for anesthesia saying it was "medically unnecessary."
Blue Cross Blue Shield in Connecticut, New York and Missouri has declared it will no longer pay for anesthesia for the full length of some surgeries.
It the procedure goes over a certain time, anesthesia will not be covered for the duration.
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It the procedure goes over a certain time, anesthesia will not be covered for the duration.
www.asahq.org/about-asa/ne...
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Won’t Pay for the Complete Duration of Anesthesia for Patients’ Surgical Procedures
In an unprecedented move, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield plans representing Connecticut, New York and Missouri have unilaterally declared it will no longer pay for anesthesia care if the surgery or pro...
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December 4, 2024 at 7:06 PM
When I had to have surgery on my wrist (to have a plate and 9 screws drilled in, mind you), my insurance tried to reject paying for anesthesia saying it was "medically unnecessary."
Reposted by Austin Hubner, PhD
New research published in @jmcquarterly.bsky.social led by @austinhubner.bsky.social. We examined whether a celebrity influencer or expert would be more influential in the context of a health (vaccine) or social issue (police reform). #CommSky 1/4 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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November 29, 2024 at 9:47 PM
New research published in @jmcquarterly.bsky.social led by @austinhubner.bsky.social. We examined whether a celebrity influencer or expert would be more influential in the context of a health (vaccine) or social issue (police reform). #CommSky 1/4 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Hoping that this is where everyone went! I think it is fitting that my first post (??) shares a new article examining perceptions of women in science.
Key takeaway: Women were perceived as more competent, but this was mediated by perceptions of likability. Excited to keep exploring this!
Key takeaway: Women were perceived as more competent, but this was mediated by perceptions of likability. Excited to keep exploring this!
November 13, 2024 at 8:15 PM
Hoping that this is where everyone went! I think it is fitting that my first post (??) shares a new article examining perceptions of women in science.
Key takeaway: Women were perceived as more competent, but this was mediated by perceptions of likability. Excited to keep exploring this!
Key takeaway: Women were perceived as more competent, but this was mediated by perceptions of likability. Excited to keep exploring this!