Gender of Authors in the Mexican Journal of Behavior Analysis: Changes Over Time

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“…First, the data depicted in the figure (Panels A–C) were calculated based on the percentage of authorship and editorial listings. That is, each author’s or editor’s appearance was counted as an independent entry (cf., Curiel et al, 2020; González-Álvarez & Cervera-Crespo, 2019; Larivière et al, 2013; Poling et al, 2009). Second, the data are based on a binary categorization (woman or man).…”

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“…The categorization was based on each author’s first and last name and information obtained from various online platforms (e.g., university profiles, company profiles, LinkedIn, and ResearchGate). The platforms were searched for profile pictures and pronouns used within the author’s profiles (cf., Curiel et al, 2020; Li et al, 2018; McSweeney et al, 2000; Nosik et al, 2018; Poling et al, 2009). This method allowed the researcher to categorize all but 37 authors.…”

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Authors, editors, and gender in the Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: An update.

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2022

Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology

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The Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology journal was examined based on authorship and gender from 2007 to 2020. Data were calculated for total authorship by gender (women and men), authorship as first author by gender, articles with at least one woman as an author, articles with at least one man as an author, and collaborative articles. There were 3,442 listed authors across 794 articles. Women and men accounted for 43.3% and 55.5% authorship, respectively, irrespective of authorship order. Women were listed as first authors 48.3%, and men were listed as first authors 51.5%. Editorial boards were also examined based on gender from 2006 to 2021. The total number (and percentage) of women on editorial boards increased across editorial terms, with the present term showing the highest inclusion of women. Public Significance StatementThis study analyzed authorship and consulting editors on editorial boards by gender (women and men). The data show that women's participation as authors, in general and as first authors, has increased since 2007, while their participation on editorial boards reached their highest point in recent years (2018)(2019)(2020)(2021).

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Authors, editors, and gender in the Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: An update.

Curiel¹

2022

Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology

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Tactics of just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive scientific research

Kyonka,

Subramaniam

2024

J Exper Analysis Behavior

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The principles of social justice, equity, diversity, inclusion (JEDI) have received increasing attention in behavior analysis circles, but the conversation has largely centered on implications for applied behavior analysis practice and research. It may be less clear to researchers who conduct basic and translational research how JEDI principles can inform and inspire their work. This article synthesizes publications from behavior analysis and other scientific fields about tactics of JEDI‐informed research. We organized this scholarship across five stages of research from developing the research question to sharing findings and curated sources for an audience of behavioral science researchers. We discuss reflexive practice, representation, belongingness, participatory research, quantitative critical theory, and open science, among other topics. Some researchers may have already adopted some of the practices outlined, some may begin new practices, and some may choose to conduct experimental analyses of JEDI problems. Our hope is that those actions will be reinforced by the behavior analysis scientific community. We conclude by encouraging the leadership of this journal to continue to work toward the structural changes necessary to make the experimental analysis of behavior just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive.

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Women in Behavior Analysis: A Review of the Literature

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Curiel

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Behav Analysis Practice

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Gender of Authors in the Mexican Journal of Behavior Analysis: Changes Over Time

Abstract: e Mexican Journal of Behavior Analysis was examined from 1975 to 2018 to determine the proportion of authorship by women and men.

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Authors, editors, and gender in the Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: An update.

Authors, editors, and gender in the Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology: An update.

Tactics of just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive scientific research

Women in Behavior Analysis: A Review of the Literature

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