1977
DOI: 10.2307/1297790
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Citation Analysis and the Quality of Scientific Productivity

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“…Citation rates have also been shown to be associated with other indicators of quality such as number of scientific awards received and choices of expert panels (Cole and Cole 1973;Lawani 1977;Lawani and Bayer 1983).…”
Section: Citation Count As a Measure Of Impactmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Citation rates have also been shown to be associated with other indicators of quality such as number of scientific awards received and choices of expert panels (Cole and Cole 1973;Lawani 1977;Lawani and Bayer 1983).…”
Section: Citation Count As a Measure Of Impactmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por otra parte, la colaboración en la autoría de las publicaciones científicas puede ser medida con diversos índices (Ajiferuke, Burell, & Tague, 1983;Lawani, 1977;Subramanyam, 1983) y complementada mediante un análisis de las instituciones firmantes o los países que dispongan de una relación de coautoría. En esta línea, las redes de colaboración nacionales o internacionales son cruciales para desarrollar investigación de calidad y cumplir con un trabajo constante, cuantioso y sostenido en el tiempo, lo cual se refleja en el incremento progresivo de la colaboración.…”
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“…Citation count is a robust approach to assessing academic quality and performance (Furnham, 1990). In various studies, citation rates have been shown to be associated with indicators of quality such as number of scientific awards and expert panel memberships (Cole and Cole 1973;Lawani 1977;Lawani and Bayer 1983), as well as journal quality (Judge et al 2007). …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%