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Mathematics
Pablo Dorta-Gonzalez, Maria Isabel Dorta-Gonzalez
Summary: Academic citation and social attention are two different dimensions for measuring the impact of research results, and they are not correlated with each other. Factors such as research field, access type, and co-authorship influence both measures. This study quantified the increase in impact due to co-authorship in scientific articles, disaggregated by field of research and access type. The results showed that a small proportion of articles received a large portion of citations and social attention. Both citations and social attention generally increased with the number of co-authors. The advantage in citation and social attention due to collaboration was independent of access type, and the positive effects reduced as the number of co-authors increased.
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Yingxiu Zhao, Wei Zhang, Yuelei Li, Xiong Xiong
Summary: Investors' rationality level in the P2P lending market is related to their returns, with highly rational investors typically earning higher returns.
FINANCE RESEARCH LETTERS
(2021)
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Maja Bertram, Urs Steiner Brandt, Rikke Klitten Hansen, Gert Tinggaard Svendsen
Summary: The study challenges the assumption that higher health literacy leads to higher trust in public hospitals, suggesting an inversely u-shaped relationship. Results show that patients from the lowest and highest social groups have the lowest trust levels, while patients in the middle group have the highest trust level. Perceived cooperation and benefit effects play a crucial role in influencing trust in the healthcare system.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR EQUITY IN HEALTH
(2021)
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Multidisciplinary Sciences
Roberto Silvestro, Qiao Zeng, Valentina Butto, Jean-Daniel Sylvain, Guillaume Drolet, Maurizio Mencuccini, Nelson Thiffault, Shaoxiong Yuan, Sergio Rossi
Summary: A study on balsam fir found that trees exhibit individual variability in growth traits within a year. Trees with larger cell production experience longer growing seasons but do not produce more biomass in the wood. Earlywood production explains most of the variability in cell production.
SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
(2023)
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Public, Environmental & Occupational Health
Sam Miles, Alicia Renedo, Cicely Marston
Summary: Determining authorship in co-produced research can be unclear, with existing guidelines lacking relevant suggestions. Understanding what constitutes authorship and how it is mutually understood is important in research collaboration. Authorship guidelines may need to be adapted to attribute co-produced research to all collaborators involved.
GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH
(2022)
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Multidisciplinary Sciences
Debbie Vermond, Esther de Groot, Valerie A. Sills, Georgios Lyratzopoulos, Fiona M. Walter, Niek J. de Wit, Greg Rubin
Summary: This study examines the evolution and co-evolution of academic social networks and collaborative research networks, finding that academic social networks are stable and encouraging for junior researchers, but may differ for male and female researchers. Moreover, the study demonstrates the benefits of creating academic social relationships for stimulating effective research collaboration.
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Surgery
Erika W. Zheng, Jinwei Hu, Jordan S. Levine, Alison C. Ma, Weidun A. Guo
Summary: Despite the fourth threat of administrative demands, department chairs of surgery maintain or even enhance their scholarly vigor after promotion, showing outstanding research productivity, impact, and funding.
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Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications
Hugo Horta, Shihui Feng, Joao M. Santos
Summary: Research collaborations are common in the field of science, and they are usually evaluated through co-authorships. This study focuses on the homophily perspective in analyzing research collaborations in the social sciences. The findings suggest that geographic and institutional attributes play a significant role in collaborations, while acquired attributes, such as research agenda preferences, also contribute to co-authorship patterns.
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Psychology, Multidisciplinary
Yidong Wu, Renjie Zhao, Yalin Zhang, Zhuo Chen
Summary: This article examines the impact of higher education on happiness in urban China, using data from the China Household Finance Survey. The findings suggest that higher education is negatively correlated with happiness, particularly in cities with higher housing prices. Housing asset plays a mediating role in this relationship, as higher education leads to greater housing debts and costs due to soaring housing prices. Furthermore, the market-oriented housing reform implemented in 1998 has a negative impact on the happiness of highly educated individuals.
FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
(2022)
Editorial Material
Multidisciplinary Sciences
Amanda Heidt
Summary: Developers aim to assist scientists in drawing connections from a vast amount of literature, enabling them to concentrate on discovery and innovation.
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Yongchuan Bao, Wenlong Yuan, Yongjian Bao, Bradley Olson
Summary: This article examines the impact of CEO ambivalence and technological capability on organizational ambidexterity. Based on a longitudinal survey among 260 CEOs of Chinese firms, the research findings reveal a U-shaped effect of CEO ambivalence on organizational ambidexterity, while technological capability amplifies the curvilinear effect.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
(2022)
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Computer Science, Information Systems
Mike Thelwall, Kayvan Kousha, Mahshid Abdoli, Emma Stuart, Meiko Makita, Paul Wilson, Jonathan Levitt
Summary: Collaboration is believed to improve academic research, as indicated by more cited coauthored articles. However, this may be due to increased self-citations or the audience effect. The first science wide investigation using expert peer quality judgments for 122,331 articles from the UK national assessment shows moderately strong positive associations between author numbers and quality scores in the health, life, and physical sciences, weak or no positive associations in engineering and social sciences, and various associations in arts and humanities.
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(2023)
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Education & Educational Research
Bob Ives, Ana-Maria Cazan
Summary: The shift to online instruction in higher education due to COVID-19 has raised concerns about academic misconduct. However, limited data exists regarding any actual increase. This study collected survey data from students in the US and Romania, showing that cheating on exams increased while plagiarism and cheating on assignments may not have. It also suggests that intervention planning should consider country-specific differences and that influencing student beliefs about academic misconduct rates among peers may be effective for reducing misconduct.
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Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications
Mike Thelwall
Summary: This article investigates the impact of main authors or co-authors on research quality. The data suggests that first author citation impact is more important than co-author citation impact, but co-author productivity is more important than first author productivity. Furthermore, author citation impact is more important than author productivity. The results show that impactful team members are more important than productive team members.
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Economics
Yanxiang Feng, Xinyang Tan, Ruixin Wang
Summary: The study shows that higher education of entrepreneurs has a positive impact on firm performance, including increasing productivity, driving innovation, and gaining government policy support. The increasing human capital of entrepreneurs is an important driving force for productivity growth in China.
CHINA ECONOMIC REVIEW
(2022)
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Lorenzo Ductor, Danilo Leiva-Leon
Summary: This paper dissects the time-varying output volatility of main world economies to study its dynamics, spillovers, and determinants from a global perspective. It finds that international macroeconomic volatility is more synchronized in developing countries than in developed countries, and that developed countries exhibit more asymmetric volatility shocks. The downward trend in global volatility is related to increasing trade, while idiosyncratic changes in volatility are highly influenced by domestic monetary policies.
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL MONEY AND FINANCE
(2022)
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Economics
Lorenzo Ductor, Bauke Visser
Summary: Using a unique dataset covering 106 economics journals from 1990 to 2011, the study examines the trends in multiple positions, editorial duration, and institutional background of 6192 board members. It finds a high concentration of institutional and individual power, especially in prestigious journals. The findings suggest a strong negative association between editorial duration and journal impact.
JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SURVEYS
(2023)
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Economics
Lorenzo Ductor, Bauke Visser
Summary: Using large-scale individual-level data, this study finds that when a coauthor joins the editorial board of an economics journal, the author tends to publish more articles in that coauthor's journal. This effect is stronger for less experienced authors and when the coauthor has more editorial power. However, the increase in publications quickly disappears once the coauthor leaves the board. Additionally, less experienced authors whose coauthors join editorial boards also publish more articles in journals other than the coauthor's journal.
JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR & ORGANIZATION
(2022)
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Economics
Carlos Aller, Lorenzo Ductor, Daryna Grechyna
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Economics
Lorenzo Ductor, Daryna Grechyna
APPLIED ECONOMICS LETTERS
(2020)
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Economics
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(2018)
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Economics
Lorenzo Ductor, Danilo Leiva-Leon
JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
(2016)
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Economics
Carlos Aller, Lorenzo Ductor, M. J. Herrerias
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INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF ECONOMICS & FINANCE
(2015)
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Economics
Lorenzo Ductor, Marcel Fafchamps, Sanjeev Goyal, Marco J. van der Leij
REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS
(2014)