RT @cloned_ID: @WKCosmo random order is better. "surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet w…
@WKCosmo random order is better. "surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations alphabetically compared with chronologically or numerically" https://t.co/kBjQxolOuM
Still warm from the presses (6) "Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases citation rates." https://t.co/7b0GywkWNF
@sTeamTraen @RogertheGS @ShuhBillSkee Double whammy: have a short name starting with a early letter of the alphabet to boost citations via, for example, primacy effects in lists-in-text: https://t.co/vu8Df1uUTb
RT @candyapple980z: 科学論文の引用における初頭効果。文献リストをアルファベット順に並べるジャーナルでは,年代順に並べるジャーナルに比べ,第一著者の姓がアルファベットのはじめのほうではじまる文献が多く引用されていた。なぜか生物学や地球科学よりも心理学でこの傾向…
科学論文の引用における初頭効果。文献リストをアルファベット順に並べるジャーナルでは,年代順に並べるジャーナルに比べ,第一著者の姓がアルファベットのはじめのほうではじまる文献が多く引用されていた。なぜか生物学や地球科学よりも心理学でこの傾向が強い。https://t.co/mEhBHyL0A3
RT @emmajwhitt: As much as I 💛 APA style, as a "W" this report seems concerning "Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases cita…
RT @emmajwhitt: As much as I 💛 APA style, as a "W" this report seems concerning "Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases cita…
As much as I 💛 APA style, as a "W" this report seems concerning "Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases citation rates" https://t.co/oviaT2laNK
Here is the link to a summary of that work - https://t.co/zsdAfIyFIp - and a link to the paper - https://t.co/6k8B2D8NWc.
"Alphabetizing in-text citations biases citation rates" say whaat? https://t.co/F1uFPKMxeI If this is true I have a problem!
#STEMCELL #CITATION #JOURNAL Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases citation rates | SpringerLink https://t.co/c52VXDGmwG
RT @clin_psych: 알파벳 순서에서 약간 뒤쪽에 자리하는 성씨를 가진 사람들은, 성씨가 알파벳 앞쪽인 사람들에 비해서, 논문 인용도가 떨어진다는 신박한 연구. https://t.co/SqTdJzCMc3 한글 성씨는 맨 뒤쪽이나 영어 성씨는…
Here is your fun finding of the day: Citation rate bias for author surnames earlier in the alphabet when the reference list is alphabetized. https://t.co/j3NYDTRWMn
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
¡Ay!
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
I'm doomed
Shit
This makes me laugh out loud, what a stupid system we have (actually we don't have a proper system at all)
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: "Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations…
"Surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations alphabetically" https://t.co/gykhT4tnUi https://t.co/K1c5q9Gjyy