Publishing: Credit where credit is due

Allen, Liz; Scott, Jo; Brand, Amy; Hlava, Marjorie M.K.; Altman, Micah

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“…Según Katz y Martin (1997), la coautoría representa la unidad básica para la medición de colaboración. Es importante señalar que a este respecto se encuentran esfuerzos por mejorar las prácticas de cooperación, en tanto se busca que los participantes de un artículo puedan identificar su rol y tengan claro el grado de participación en coautoría, mediante una lista de separación de roles y contribuciones puntuales al texto final (Allen, Brand, Scott, Altman y Hlava, 2014). De la misma forma, los niveles de cooperación han traspasado fronteras físicas y se tienen buenos ejemplos de cooperación en internet (Ball, 2014).…”

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Cooperación en las Ciencias del Comportamiento Latinoamericanas: Una Investigación Documental

2014

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ResumenUna investigación basada en el Psycinfo, desde 2001 hasta 2010, sobre la cooperación científica entre al menos dos países latinoamericanos, en Ciencias del Comportamiento, resultó en 528 publicaciones. Los países con mayor participación fueron Brasil, México, Argentina, Colombia, Chile y Perú. Las publicaciones incluyen 281producciones exclusivamente latinoamericanas y 247 publicaciones con la participación de uno o más países de otros continentes. Las tres áreas con el mayor número de publicaciones han sido Trastornos de la Salud y Salud Mental psicológica y física: Tratamiento y Prevención, Psicología Fisiológica y Neurociencia, mientras que 95 habían publicado dos o más artículos.La principal revista había publicado 62 artículos. En tanto, 459 artículos indicaban la metodología empleada, 435 eran estudios empíricos y 24 eran revisiones de la literatura o meta-análisis. Los datos son analizados y discutidos con miras a ampliar la cooperación y tratar de cuantificar la cooperación entre investigadores Palabras clave: Psicología, cooperación y Latinoamérica. AbstractA survey based on Psycinfo, from 2001 to 2010, about scientific cooperation among of at least two countries in Latin America, in Behavioral Sciences, resulted in 528 publications. The countries with the highest participation were Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru.Publications included 281 productions exclusively Latin American and 247 publications with the participation of one or more countries from other continents. The three areas that showed the largest number ofpublications were Psychological Disorders and Physical Health; Mental Health: Treatment andPrevention, and Physiological Psychologyand Neuroscience. 157 journals published only one article while 95 published two or more items. The main journal has published 62 papers in cooperation. 459 articles indicated the methodology employed, and 435 were empirical studies and 24 were literature reviewsor meta-analyzes. The data are analyzed and discussed in view of possible ways to expand cooperation and attempted to quantify the cooperation between researchers.

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Cooperación en las Ciencias del Comportamiento Latinoamericanas: Una Investigación Documental

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“…We must consider variables such as authorship criteria, design, implementation and development, considering the contribution of each author to the final output (Allen, Brand, Scott, Altman, & Hlava, 2014;Shen & Barabasi, 2014). On the other hand, contexts such as participating institutions, area of expertise, and countries of the principal authors influence the impact of products as well (Guerrero Bote et al, 2013).…”

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Psychological Research Collaboration and Visibility in Iberoamerica

López‐López¹,

Anegón²,

Acevedo-Triana³

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The phenomenon of collaboration is an increasing trend in many fields of science, including that of psychology. In Iberoamerican psychology, collaboration occurs on a local and international level. The aim of the study was to evaluate the levels of collaboration in Iberoamerica, using as a baseline the level of worldwide collaboration in psychology in 2012. We collected data from the Scopus database and analyzed it by cluster distribution. Analysis of the sample found within-country collaboration prominent among Iberoamerican psychologists. Findings indicated that in Iberoamerica there is significantly less global collaboration than in other regions, although Iberoamerican scientists are receptive to the idea and acknowledge its potential. Keywords: Scientific production, psychology, collaboration, Iberoamerica Resumo O fenômeno da colaboração é uma tendência em crescimento em muitos campos da ciência, incluindo a psicologia. Na psicologia ibero-americana a colaboração vem ocorrendo em nível regional e internacional. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar níveis de colaboração em Ibero-América, usando como linha de base o nível de colaboração mundial em psicologia nos anos de 2012. Os dados foram coletados da base Scopus e analisado pela distribuição de dados segundo seu grau de agrupamento (cluster). A análise mostrou que a colaboração entre ibero-americanos é maior dentro dos respectivos países e menor em nível global. Mesmo assim, destaque-se que cientistas ibero-americanos são receptivos a ideia de internacionalização e reconheçam seu potencial.

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“…Arguably, determining how to weight credit of the authors may be difficult, but it should be possible. Recent work by Allen et al [24] studied one taxonomy under which the role of each author of a paper was classified by the corresponding author. In general, the corresponding authors were satisfied with this and found it beneficial, though they also pointed out changes that could make this better.…”

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Transitive Credit as a Means to Address Social and Technological Concerns Stemming from Citation and Attribution of Digital Products

Katz

2014

Journal of Open Research Software

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Publishing: Credit where credit is due

Cited by 242 publications

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Cooperación en las Ciencias del Comportamiento Latinoamericanas: Una Investigación Documental

Cooperación en las Ciencias del Comportamiento Latinoamericanas: Una Investigación Documental

Psychological Research Collaboration and Visibility in Iberoamerica

Transitive Credit as a Means to Address Social and Technological Concerns Stemming from Citation and Attribution of Digital Products

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