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The discussions prominently emphasize the article's claim that children from religious backgrounds struggle to tell fact from fiction. Phrases such as 'children exposed to religion have difficulties distinguishing reality from fiction' underscore the critical tone. The choice of words like 'indoctrination' and 'child abuse' indicates a strong emotional response, contributing to the sentiment of concern regarding the impact of religious teachings on cognitive development.
Many posts exhibit consensus regarding the article's findings, noting the distinctions in children's abilities to differentiate between fact and fiction based on their religious upbringing.
The discussions reflect a high level of curiosity and relevance, as users actively seek out and share the publication.
The posts reference specific studies and research details, although engagement is somewhat superficial rather than deeply analytical.
There is a strong belief that the findings of this study could significantly influence perceptions regarding the effects of religious exposure on children's cognitive development.
The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingly indoctrinated. Let’s stop that child abuse; at least in education! https://t.co/2aFHs6O4QQ
Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https://t.co/WElkXrJ7SQ #atheisme
No. Humans tend to be *innately inclined* to find theism intuitive. Human minds are predisposed towards religious belief. https://t.co/HTv6vq7uUi https://t.co/X8gLKNeK6L https://t.co/JiMPGNvqeP https://t.co/3CCUgH8uPk https://t.co/8w5RMlhRMB https://t.co/Psyyz26ihd https://t.co/BujDi3kb0t
This provocative essay (https://t.co/jWAGwGkmpb) invites people who experience wonder but don't believe in God to own their atheism. It cited this study showing that kids who are raised with religion have more trouble distinguishing fact from fiction: https://t.co/AShDb0tRyE.
@NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki sugerują, że ekspozycja na religię, prowadzi do akceptacji, że niemożliwe może się zdarzyć wbrew relacjom przyczynowo-skutkowym. https://t.co/ufMNYWrmXO https://t.co/6wILT6sVfs
This video explores societal movements that react to new ideas and practices through moral discourse. By discussing with mathematician Clément Charpentier, we analyze how these movements institutionalize moral crusades…
Two studies explored how 5 and 6-year-old children from religious and nonreligious backgrounds perceive protagonists. While all children saw protagonists as real in realistic stories, religiously exposed children viewed…
Blaise Pascal, a mathematician and philosopher, proposed a practical argument for believing in God to avoid eternal punishment and gain heaven. This video explores his wager alongside recent research showing atheists…
This video explores children's perceptions of religious and fictional protagonists. It highlights findings from studies showing that 5 and 6-year-old children from different backgrounds perceive protagonists differently…
@philo_tarsis https://t.co/Lt8EFiuGAX
Found it pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24995520/ Keep in mind that religion is presented to kids as reality early on, so it's not a matter of simply "well kids are too young" when they're raised to believe unlikely or fictional events are real.
RT @ToriatheistTori: https://t.co/o9aEpTEqis
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RT @ToriatheistTori: Well genius, a fact is the observations of scientists as well as the fossil record make up the THEORY of evolution.…
@dudly_mohr @JUNOct10 https://t.co/o9aEpTDSsU
Well genius, a fact is the observations of scientists as well as the fossil record make up the THEORY of evolution. Fiction is, "for i loved the people on earth so much that I gave my only son". One can be proven, the other can't. https://t.co/o9aEpTDSsU https://t.co/Ej5q418sdV
RT @AlexJaneWrites: (Citation, coz I'm not a monster: https://t.co/xFFmJDkiOb)
@KanenasP https://t.co/W5pRVNSTqc
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@Lilith_Atheist attribution: https://t.co/Jv8h3Rd68q
@Lilith_Atheist It's nice to cite a source. https://t.co/it2NPc0zwE
In 2012 Justin L. Barrett “Born Believers: The Science of Childrens Religious Beliefs”. But in 2014 a article also was published which disagrees with Barrett: “Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds” https://t.co/MeV3rM7y8p https://t.co/GeJDPmUGwV
@williams_s56659 @NoGodsforKids @Lilith_Atheist Next time do a simple Google search before trying to falsify something. Found this on Google scholar in 10 seconds. https://t.co/KF72L08UDf
RT @Sire_Wakko: @SWoodl18571 @Lilith_Atheist There have been two studies on this that I know of. Here is one link from Cognitive Science fr…
@SWoodl18571 @Lilith_Atheist There have been two studies on this that I know of. Here is one link from Cognitive Science from 2014. https://t.co/CgrYuO9I2x
@JKoerschner @Lilith_Atheist https://t.co/tVitYj1FQ3
@andipandi666 @Lilith_Atheist https://t.co/tVitYj1FQ3
@WardenCringe @Lilith_Atheist https://t.co/tVitYj1FQ3
Aqui está o estudo https://t.co/6MAZZPbFCm
Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds "Children who went to church judged the protagonist in religious stories to be real, whereas secular children judged the protagonist to be fictional." https://t.co/tyHaZ9lp5X
@PhysicistTx they certainly can’t tell fact from fiction https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@CarlJayShaver @TeaPainUSA nope Empirical studies show that the religious have a hard time telling fact from fiction. maga that. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@DLgodlessbitch Here's the study: https://t.co/AtfFFIATtx
RT @B4r7_: Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki suge…
RT @belduque: Estudio revela que los niños expuestos a la religión tienen dificultades para distinguir la realidad de la ficción https://t.…
RT @B4r7_: Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki suge…
Estudio revela que los niños expuestos a la religión tienen dificultades para distinguir la realidad de la ficción https://t.co/79xEmzn9hK https://t.co/5p7kLfc8V4 https://t.co/99Z6eoCnvl https://t.co/1HdVcNIByO
RT @B4r7_: Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki suge…
RT @B4r7_: Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki suge…
Badania pokazują że dzieci wystawione na działanie religii mają trudności z odróżnieniem faktów od fikcji. Dodatkowo wyniki sugerują, że ekspozycja na religię, prowadzi do akceptacji, że niemożliwe może się zdarzyć wbrew relacjom przyczynowo-skutkowym. https://t.co/ufMNYWrmXO https://t.co/6wILT6sVfs
RT @Diverzija: Će komu ni jasen zgodnji vpliv verske indoktrinacije: Exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's diffe…
@Ahambramhasmi12 Corriveau, K. H., Chen, E. E., & Harris, P. L. (2015). Judgments about fact and fiction by children from religious and nonreligious backgrounds. Cognitive Science, 39(2), 353-382. DOI/10.1111/cogs.12138 https://t.co/3yPV9Vmnyk
RT @Diverzija: Će komu ni jasen zgodnji vpliv verske indoktrinacije: Exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's diffe…
Će komu ni jasen zgodnji vpliv verske indoktrinacije: Exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's differentiation between reality and fiction, not just for religious stories but also for fantastical stories. https://t.co/n2RDhpPmR6
RT @OnkelFester: @ToriatheistTori Here's the study: https://t.co/AtfFFIATtx
RT @ToriatheistTori: https://t.co/7tyrTkvV0T
https://t.co/7tyrTkvV0T https://t.co/NrWgEba1R8
@ToriatheistTori Here's the study: https://t.co/AtfFFIATtx
RT @SVimaire: Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https:…
RT @SVimaire: Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https:…
RT @SVimaire: Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https:…
RT @SVimaire: Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https:…
Une étude démontre que les enfants exposés à un environnement religieux sont plus enclins à confondre réel et fictif. https://t.co/WElkXrJ7SQ #atheisme
@elonmusk The harm religion does to children. https://t.co/FAL6x40SO2 https://t.co/3oKfFxOk7D
@Based_blackman2 @ReviewsPossum ...on details but those are the two main studies I remember about it. For both however, there was a study done (I believe this one https://t.co/3ZGRvlwc7m) in Cognitive Science in July 2014 showing that the results were a factor of education rather than predisposition. I've...
@TheSkeptic4122 Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds - Corriveau - 2015 - Cognitive Science - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/YALHVyyRME
@dreamstatediary @internetrule69 @FearlessExpress @DoorStop0 @QuantumHawk666 @TheEmpressApril @godrottdot1 @islandsky72 @TheHorrorBunny @Biblesaur @QuantumSorvius @CrazyReii @GideonJagged @MentallyNathan @ShmickThird @DorsetCouple @TyAPhaneuf @melaniebel87413 @DazzDzatron @IMudlet @ArkEncounter Dickwad can't do a simple search for the research by Boston University. https://t.co/aBenMdBRFr
@PhysicistTx believers have a MUCH harder time telling fiction from reality. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@insanokurx https://t.co/npngUPDTuV
@mete_athe https://t.co/npngUPDTuV
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
RT @NoHolyScripture: The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingl…
The nonsensical notion of children’s innate faith in god is debunked. Faith in gods, unsurprisingly, is overwhelmingly indoctrinated. Let’s stop that child abuse; at least in education! https://t.co/2aFHs6O4QQ
@semaver_123 Ama o ağaç değil insan eğilmeye değil dik durmaya ihtiyacı var . https://t.co/sAyf98dwjU
@Ragnorak867 @TakeThatEarth2 @TRej2011 @ChrisSa31098502 @QuantumHawk666 @ThomasPudgy3 @ngrandscrutton @McGinleyMD @AtheistPhoenix you know that’s just a movie, right? this is why believers score lower on intelligence tests and demonstrate less understanding of the difference between fact and fiction. https://t.co/Q9xvyvZRfx
RT @doofgeek4011: No. Humans tend to be *innately inclined* to find theism intuitive. Human minds are predisposed towards religious belief.…
@aguadiero @atheist_bad christians don’t know the difference between fact and fiction. period. empirical evidence attached https://t.co/Q9xvyvZjpZ
RT @curtisdaddylove: @_Truthster @ScientiaPercept @LannisterLeo @MeMaraCass @zypisfy @SecularSmurf @NHoomans @crankboy1965 @Kaiba36388316 @…
@_Truthster @ScientiaPercept @LannisterLeo @MeMaraCass @zypisfy @SecularSmurf @NHoomans @crankboy1965 @Kaiba36388316 @GospelOBenjamin @DeletedSharon @Joeblog05475792 @i_am_a_pfhb @Mel_Ankoly @godrottdot1 @th1rt3en_TM @Melanie33720945 @Cern_IXXI @SeamusOBrien42 @stuartmaxwell14 @BattersonEric @farmingandJesus @FifthDonkey @geekeh @1pckt @kill_christ @BaIkNJrH1X20399 @WondersNorbit @BrianNazarenus @dickopotam74497 @Jae_N_1753 @REPENTHELLFIRE @CarusoLawLV @TheAAtheist @proundpapaof3 @umfpt @TropicOfChaos @SPITSTER01 @Galcondude @Frostbite26001 @1Quetzalcoatl1 @megafant1 @Danny459673 @Godfly__ @David13763451 @Paleoguy073 @Prophecy_YEC @JoeCienkowski good stories, clearly impossible. but you have a hard time telling fiction from fact, don’t you? https://t.co/KrKuCLwwE9
@covapologetics sin is an imaginary construct designed to instill guilt, shame, and fear so that children undergoing indoctrination won’t resist swallowing big loads of fictional bullshit. it’s why science shows us that believers can’t tell fact from fiction. https://t.co/Q9xvyvZRfx
RT @wduyck: @data_depot https://t.co/ROt7oauUKG
@PhysicistTx of course believers CAN’T distinguish fiction from fact https://t.co/Q9xvyvZRfx
@LarryPKent @QuantumHawk666 @TRej2011 believers have been shown empirically to have a hard time telling made-up things from real things. https://t.co/Q9xvyvZRfx
@Jonnyfourshirts @pinkheretic demons are fiction and humans aren’t. but you can’t distinguish fiction from fact bc you’re a god-believer. we know a lot about you guys. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@darwintojesus no, i just can tell fact from fiction and you probably can’t https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
RT @curtisdaddylove: @ReformedRant @Jason7063475634 @Ah_Science you know, it’s probably just that you can’t tell fact from fiction. it’s a…
@ReformedRant @Jason7063475634 @Ah_Science you know, it’s probably just that you can’t tell fact from fiction. it’s a common god-believer problem, empirically shown. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
RT @SamAburime: @NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
@cezargr1 @pinkheretic sure you are. but then, you can’t tell what’s real and what isn’t. https://t.co/zuP2bem2kW
RT @doofgeek4011: No. Humans tend to be *innately inclined* to find theism intuitive. Human minds are predisposed towards religious belief.…
No. Humans tend to be *innately inclined* to find theism intuitive. Human minds are predisposed towards religious belief. https://t.co/HTv6vq7uUi https://t.co/X8gLKNeK6L https://t.co/JiMPGNvqeP https://t.co/3CCUgH8uPk https://t.co/8w5RMlhRMB https://t.co/Psyyz26ihd https://t.co/BujDi3kb0t
@leroyb756 believers can’t tell fact from fiction and that’s empirical fact. https://t.co/zuP2bemAau
@SteveFerraro14 @BeanofChrist @Lotus2051 @DiscoverAtoZ @historyinmemes you seem WAY behind on the current state of our knowledge. with you so removed from learning, i’ll give you the little kid’s version. Britannica for kids https://t.co/79Z7i9wIbX + remember that the religious have a hard time telling fact from fiction. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@wendelltalks that which is impossible is impossible. a lesser ability to tell fact from fiction has been noted among believers. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@Maximumatheist believers can’t tell fact from fiction, empirically established https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@autocorrect2_0 god didn’t make clothes. you read a story and believed it. believers can’t tell fact from fiction, and we know this empirically. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@downs1nthehouse @QuantumHawk666 @Barney02073101 you can’t correctly describe what constitutes a “fact.” you see, the religious can’t tell fact from fiction like we fortunate unindoctrinated do all the time. we have empirical evidence of this. here’s some: https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@BerserkGutsToo @autocorrect2_0 it’s bothersome when idiots teach children that fiction is reality and reality is fiction. https://t.co/zuP2bemAau
RT @alfiekohn: This provocative essay (https://t.co/jWAGwGkmpb) invites people who experience wonder but don't believe in God to own their…
RT @alfiekohn: This provocative essay (https://t.co/jWAGwGkmpb) invites people who experience wonder but don't believe in God to own their…
RT @alfiekohn: This provocative essay (https://t.co/jWAGwGkmpb) invites people who experience wonder but don't believe in God to own their…
This provocative essay (https://t.co/jWAGwGkmpb) invites people who experience wonder but don't believe in God to own their atheism. It cited this study showing that kids who are raised with religion have more trouble distinguishing fact from fiction: https://t.co/AShDb0tRyE.
@PullingThemDown @McClureShawn the situation is opposite what you apparently think. it’s believers who can’t tell fact from fiction, and the empirical evidence of that is right here. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@Valentinian7773 @QuantumHawk666 it’s only rhe deluded ondoctinated who think the “devil” is resl. you guys will believe anything. https://t.co/KrKuCLx4tH
@data_depot https://t.co/ROt7oauUKG
RT @SamAburime: @NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
https://t.co/3BfmGIjltP
RT @curtisdaddylove: @TakeThatDarwin https://t.co/07c56R0zqC
@TakeThatDarwin https://t.co/07c56R0zqC
@TH14Prop @InfiDale3476 You’re welcome. Here is some reading material for your trip to your fight. No need to discuss, just take a gander if you have some time. https://t.co/oZB9bcGWzm
@mlo7d4l There are no gods... https://t.co/GAYT9eIQYT ''...exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's differentiation between reality and fiction" ---- Masturbation is healthy - Physiologically and mentally - and encouraged by doctors and by psychologists! https://t.co/Abac3bt0wr
@AdrianR43055502 @NobeDezcou @elpablomateo @AmerangelLorenz @ChoooCole Pero ustedes solo se dejan llevar por las notas amarillistas, y hablando de la religión, el adoctrinar a un niño con esta ideología puede dejar secuelas psicológicas en la persona a largo plazo. https://t.co/fuHnHbgcNF
RT @SamAburime: @NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
@irfan_parakarsa https://t.co/XGk4S4WkN2
RT @SamAburime: @NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
@AleMartnezR1 @BBrown24646528 Then we must not forget that there are studies that contradict those studies as well. https://t.co/MeV3rM70iR
Corriveau finds that children from religious backgrounds have a harder time distinguishing fact from fiction. Both "religious" and "fantastical" explanations are believed in greater proportion by cohorts which attend parochial school, church, or both. https://t.co/JwzXxKVXq3 https://t.co/aWEKDGoZCS
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @NoHolyScripture: Children from religious backgrounds are less able to detect fictional characters. Anyone surprised? https://t.co/2aFH…
RT @SamAburime: @NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
@NemoEntropy @novelelitist There was actually a study on this with kids too https://t.co/JzFc4eRM7m https://t.co/6PBl4LEnFd
@LucasDelascosas https://t.co/woxo6Ijba0
The article which was published in Cognitive Science was a peer-reviewed journal.
Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds - Corriveau - 2015 - Cognitive Science - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VNDh2wTtgz
Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds https://t.co/GDqCFgDS2h
"The results suggest that exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children’s differentiation between reality and fiction, not just for religious stories but also for fantastical stories." https://t.co/J7iMC14KpF
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How religion damages children: Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds https://t.co/J7d5H5zCor
Pesquisa científica falando sobre religião e ensino. o que ela diz? Que crianças com famílias religiosas tendem a diferenciar menos o que é real do que é fantasia. Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds https://t.co/ZuEvU9M7Kq
Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds https://t.co/LI1VcVGJRk - those who believe religious absurdities will commit multiple atrocities https://t.co/g2UHXoBphY
Je n'avais pas fait attention mais cette polémique de decathlon est survenue le jour où j'ai regardé cette émission de @TroncheBiais. Je vous la conseille vivement. https://t.co/zlRm4nlsub
Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children From Religious and Nonreligious Backgrounds - 2014 - Cognitive Science
De Cruz's criticism of "Judgments About Fact and Fiction by Children..." http://buff.ly/1kV5A4t #cogSci #psychology #xPhi #philReligion