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. 2006 Summer;5(2):175–187. doi: 10.1187/cbe.05-09-0119

Table 3.

Survey statements probing attitudes toward science or neuroscience

Science attitudes Neuroscience attitudes
Science is something that I enjoy very much. I understand the main concepts of neuroscience.
I do not do very well in science. I understand the relationship between concepts in the field of neuroscience.
Doing science labs or hands-on activities is fun.
I feel comfortable in a science class. I understand how concepts in neuroscience relate to ideas in other science classes.
Science is helpful in understanding today's world.
I usually understand what we are talking about in science classes. I appreciate neuroscience.
I feel tense when someone talks to me about science. I can think through a problem or argument in neuroscience.
I often think, ′I cannot do this,′ when a science assignment seems hard. I am confident in my ability to do neuroscience.
I feel comfortable with the complex ideas in neuroscience.
I would like a job that doesn’t use any science. I am enthusiastic about studying neuroscience.
I enjoy talking to other people about science. I enjoy teaching neuroscience to others.
It scares me to have to take a science class.
I have a good feeling toward science.
Science is one of my favorite subjects.