Psychology &amp; Neuroscience indicators in 2013: Evidence of growth and internationalization.

Mograbi, Daniel C.

doi:10.3922/j.psns.2014.022

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“…would be the proportion of international reviewers screening papers at the journal. At present, this information is not regularly disclosed; however, a template can be viewed in an end-of-year assessment for the journal Psychology & Neuroscience (Mograbi, 2014). As this variable could be predictive of journal internationalization status and quality of content, we recommend it be examined in the future.…”

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The Internationalization of Psychology Journals in Brazil: A Bibliometric Examination Based on Four Indices

Fradkin

2017

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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There is considerable variability among psychology journals in Brazil, in terms of presence on the international stage. However, research as to why is very scarce. This study empirically examined the relationship between several indices of internationalization and real-world internationalization, among these journals. 661 articles from the top-17 psychology journals in Brazil were coded for: Englishlanguage text, editorial board makeup, lead author institution, and article type. Analyses revealed that successful internationalization was associated with: (a) lead author institution from a native English-speaking country; (b) empirical articles; and (c) editorial board members from a native English-speaking country. Use of English-language text was not associated with successful internationalization. These findings suggest that the path to internationalization for psychology journals in Brazil may depend on increased publishing of findings from English-speaking countries; or at the very least: increased collaboration between Brazilian and native English-speaking scholars.Keywords: globalization, scientific journals, psychology, Brazil, bibliometric analysis A Internacionalização dos Periódicos de Psicologia no Brasil: Uma Análise Bibliométrica Baseada em Quatro ÍndicesResumo: Há uma variação considerável na presença internacional entre os periódicos de psicologia no Brasil. No entanto, a investigação a respeito do porquê é muito escassa. Este estudo examinou empiricamente a relação entre vários índices de internacionalização e a internacionalização real entre essas revistas. 661 artigos provenientes das 17 melhores revistas de psicologia foram codificados para: texto em Inglês, composição do conselho editorial, instituição do autor principal e tipo de artigo. As análises revelaram que a internacionalização foi associada a: (a) instituição do autor principal de um país nativo de língua inglesa; (b) artigos empíricos; e (c) membros do conselho editorial nativos de um país de língua inglesa. Não foi encontrada associação entre o uso do texto na língua inglesa e a internacionalização bem sucedida. Estes achados sugerem que o caminho para a internacionalização de periódicos de psicologia no Brasil pode depender do aumento da publicação de resultados de países de língua inglesa; ou, pelo menos, uma maior colaboração entre estudiosos brasileiros e nativos de língua inglesa.Palavras-chave: globalização, periódicos científicos, psicologia, Brasil, análise bibliométrica La Internacionalización de las Revistas de Psicología en Brasil: Un Examen Bibliométrico Basado en Cuatro ÍndicesResumen: Existe una considerable variabilidad en la internacionalización de las revistas de psicología en Brasil, pero la investigación de por qué es muy escasa. Este estudio examinó la relación entre varios índices de internacionalización y la internacionalización real. 661 artículos de las 17 mejores revistas de psicología fueron codificados para: texto en inglés, composición del comité editorial, institución del autor, y el tipo de ar...

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The Internationalization of Psychology Journals in Brazil: A Bibliometric Examination Based on Four Indices

Fradkin

2017

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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“…There are exceptions though. There is the journal Psychology & Neuroscience , which ran an editorial in 2014 ( Mograbi, 2014 ) that provided an international breakdown of reviewers and submissions. There is also the journal Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto) , which has run an international breakdown of ad hoc consultants and submissions since 2008 ( Santos et al, 2008 ; Santos and de Oliveira, 2009 ; Santos, 2010 , 2011, 2012 , 2013, 2014 , 2015, 2016 , 2017 ).…”

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The Impact of Non-Brazilian Contribution on the Publishing Performance of Psychology Journals in Brazil

Fradkin

2018

Front. Psychol.

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There is considerable variability in publishing performance among psychology journals in Brazil. However, research as to why is very scarce. This study empirically examined the relationship between non-Brazilian contribution and publishing performance, among these journals. A total of 746 articles from the top-18 psychology journals in Brazil were coded for study type, international collaboration, and non-Brazilian contribution. Analyses revealed that publishing performance was associated with the following: (i) international collaboration and (ii) non-Brazilian contribution. Collaboration with, and contribution from, English-speaking authors was more prevalent among the higher performing journals; while contribution from non-Brazilian Ibero-American authors was more prevalent among the lower performing journals. These findings suggest that publishing performance for psychology journals in Brazil may be strongly tied to non-Brazilian contribution. Implications may be relevant to journal publishers and editors, as well as arbiters of scientific policy.

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“…Although we believe that much will be accomplished with the present publishing agreement, especially at a time when Psychology & Neuroscience is showing good performance in several publishing parameters (Mograbi, 2014), we are aware that much work still needs to be done to reach higher levels of publication excellence in the basic and applied research interface between psychology and the multidisciplinary branches of neuroscience. For example, it is crucial to have our journal indexed in MEDLINE/PubMed and the Thomson Reuters’ Journal Citation Reports (formerly Institute for Scientific Information, ISI), the world’s leader in tracking Impact Factors of scientific research.…”

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Looking to the future: The American Psychological Association is the new publisher of Psychology & Neuroscience.

Landeira-Fernández

Mello²,

Ventura³

2015

Psychology & Neuroscience

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During this period, authors will submit their manuscripts to the Editorial Manager platform online. APA will support and manage the electronic platform system, and the Editors will conduct the electronic peer-review process. Once accepted, the manuscript will be forwarded to the APA production office where it will be formatted according to the APA style, including technical editing and proofreading services. Electronic proofs will be provided to the authors for review. APA will also be responsible for all corrections to the page proofs. Once the production is completed, the paper will be published Online First (also known as published ahead of print or preissue publishing) and then appear in one of the four issues published annually. All work related to editorial platform support, paper production, and publishing services provided by APA will occur at no cost to IBNeC, and no publication fees will be incurred by the authors. In turn, Psychology & Neuroscience will no longer be an open access journal.

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Psychology & Neuroscience indicators in 2013: Evidence of growth and internationalization.

Cited by 4 publications

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The Internationalization of Psychology Journals in Brazil: A Bibliometric Examination Based on Four Indices

The Internationalization of Psychology Journals in Brazil: A Bibliometric Examination Based on Four Indices

The Impact of Non-Brazilian Contribution on the Publishing Performance of Psychology Journals in Brazil

Looking to the future: The American Psychological Association is the new publisher of Psychology & Neuroscience.

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