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Are Shorter Article Titles More Attractive for Citations? Cross-sectional Study of 22 Scientific Journals

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Demand-based dynamic distribution of attention and monitoring of velocities during multiple-object tracking

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Scholarly communication in transition: The use of question marks in the titles of scientific articles in medicine, life sciences and physics 1966–2005

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The relationship between citations and number of downloads in Decision Support Systems

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Amusing titles in scientific journals and article citation

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