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| author | Schaffer, Thomas |
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| contents | Psychology Citations Revisited: Behavioral Research in the Age of Electronic Resources Schaffer, Thomas Research Needs Psychological Studies Social Sciences College Faculty Bibliometrics Electronic Journals Academic Libraries This bibliometric study focused on the research needs of psychology faculty and quantified the availability throughout the library of articles cited recently by the faculty. More than social sciences faculty generally, psychology faculty report relying on the journal literature rather than on the monographic literature. Less than one- third of the articles cited were available online and 89% of these were found in Ebsco databases, Science Direct, JSTOR, or society publications with deep backfiles. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | Psychology Citations Revisited: Behavioral Research in the Age of Electronic Resources Schaffer, Thomas Research Needs Psychological Studies Social Sciences College Faculty Bibliometrics Electronic Journals Academic Libraries Psychology Citations Revisited: Behavioral Research in the Age of Electronic Resources Schaffer, Thomas Research Needs Psychological Studies Social Sciences College Faculty Bibliometrics Electronic Journals Academic Libraries This bibliometric study focused on the research needs of psychology faculty and quantified the availability throughout the library of articles cited recently by the faculty. More than social sciences faculty generally, psychology faculty report relying on the journal literature rather than on the monographic literature. Less than one- third of the articles cited were available online and 89% of these were found in Ebsco databases, Science Direct, JSTOR, or society publications with deep backfiles. |
| title | Psychology Citations Revisited: Behavioral Research in the Age of Electronic Resources |
| topic | Research Needs Psychological Studies Social Sciences College Faculty Bibliometrics Electronic Journals Academic Libraries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ697418 |