Author gender differences in psychology citation impact 1996–2018

Thelwall, Michael

doi:10.1002/ijop.12633

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Their loosening and erosion in modern society have been noted (Ageev, 1987;Thelwall, 2020). At the same time, as recent studies show, traditional ideas about men and women still have a significant impact on the experience and expression of feelings (Szabo et al, 2019), on the features of the manifestation of empathy (Silfver & Helkama, 2007), on the patterns of behavior in interpersonal relations (Wu et al, 2019), on the perception of politicians (Hunt et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 98%

Gender Stereotypes In The Minds Of Russian Student Youth

Vasilenko¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The article presents the results of an empirical study aimed at studying gender stereotypes among Russian students. The article aims to study the images of the "ideal woman" and "ideal man" in the minds of young people and the degree to which they correspond to the traditional stereotypes of masculinity and femininity. The study was carried out on a sample of 169 students at the Pedagogical University (73 boys and 96 girls). The subjects were asked to characterize the following images: "Ideal woman", "Ideal man", noting the degree of their agreement with phrases characterizing personality traits. All qualities were divided into two groups: "traditional" and "non-traditional", following the characteristics of traditional gender stereotypes. The research results show that in the image of the "ideal woman" in the assessments of both girls and boys, non-traditional features are more pronounced, while in the image of the "ideal man", traditional features prevail in the assessments of both groups. The difference in assessments is most pronounced in the group of girls: they are the ones who most highly rate non-traditional features in the image of an "ideal woman" and traditional features in the image of an "ideal man". This carries with it potential moments of disagreement in relations between the sexes, as, moving away from the traditional stereotype of femininity, girls expect men to implement the traditional stereotype of masculinity. Young men are not yet ready to accept a masculine woman, although they do not want her to be necessarily feminine either.

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Gender Stereotypes In The Minds Of Russian Student Youth

Vasilenko¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…While Adhikari, P. had a greater number of publications, other writers such as Lapsley, I., and Newberry, S., had more cited papers. Citation counts, on the other hand, are ineffective for comparing top authors since older papers are more often referenced (Thelwall, 2020). For instance, Adhikari, P. only began publishing his work in 2009, but Lapsley, I., began publishing in 1991.…”

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confidence: 99%

Twelve Decades of Public Sector Accounting Research: A Bibliometric Review

2022

MAR

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Public sector accounting is crucial in establishing accountability, transparency, and integrity in the Government as it serves as a tool for analysing financial and operational performance. However, the publication on public sector accounting has grown less attractive since they target a narrow audience and are only available in niche accounting domains. Hence, this paper reports the current scientific literature on public sector accounting through a bibliometric analysis by examining general publication trends and the knowledge structure of this field. A bibliometric analysis was performed on 594 published items of literature concerning public sector accounting or government accounting in the Scopus database on 20th February 2022. The data extracted were analysed using the R package "Bibliometrix", Microsoft Excel 2021, Harzing's Publish and Perish, and VOS-viewer. Findings indicated that Western scholars paid attention to public sector accounting research during its formative years, commencing from 1906. Most of the research was done after 2000, and six themes were generated for the conceptual structure in public sector accounting that is "Public Sector", "Public Sector Accounting", "Accounting", "Government Accounting", "Accounting Change" and "Performance". Unfortunately, there were lesser reports on collaborations among researchers from different regions, which implied that there could be fewer social-exchange perspectives across institutions and nations.

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“…The RGR and DT demonstrated that although the quantity of related research keeps growing, their growth rate and speed have been largely turned down in recent years. As for ACR, due to the very limited number of publications in the first three years, the ACR index in those years is considered meaningless, in general, the ACR presents a negative growth trending, it is understandable, because older articles tend to be more cited than new published articles [42].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Different from previous results of most relevant sources, we find three highly cited papers were published in the journal Business Horizon: this proves the study of Twitter may have a high interdisciplinary impact. However, as row citation counts are not useful for comparison purpose because older articles tend to be more cited [42], here we are not going to further discuss about this ranking, the table of most cited publications is only intended to help researchers master the information in its entirety.…”

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A Bibliometric Overview of Twitter-Related Studies Indexed in Web of Science

Justicia

2020

Future Internet

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Twitter has been one of the most popular social network sites for academic research; the main objective of this study was to update the current knowledge boundary surrounding Twitter-related investigations and, further, identify the major research topics and analyze their evolution across time. A bibliometric analysis has been applied in this article: we retrieved 19,205 Twitter-related academic articles from Web of Science after several steps of data cleaning and preparation. The R package “Bibliometrix” was mainly used in analyzing this content. Our study has two sections, and performance analysis contains 5 categories (Annual Scientific Production, Most Relevant Sources, Most Productive Authors, Most Cited Publications, Most Relevant Keywords.). The science mapping included country collaboration analysis and thematic analysis. We highlight our thematic analysis by splitting the whole bibliographic dataset into three temporal periods, thus a thematic evolution across time has been presented. This study is one of the most comprehensive bibliometric overview in analyzing Twitter-related studies by far. We proceed to explain how the results will benefit the understanding of current academic research interests on the social media giant.

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Author gender differences in psychology citation impact 1996–2018

Cited by 9 publications

References 23 publications

Gender Stereotypes In The Minds Of Russian Student Youth

Gender Stereotypes In The Minds Of Russian Student Youth

Twelve Decades of Public Sector Accounting Research: A Bibliometric Review

A Bibliometric Overview of Twitter-Related Studies Indexed in Web of Science

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