Linguistic constraints on participation in psychology.

Baldauf, Richard B.

doi:10.1037/0003-066x.41.2.220.b

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“…English is the primary language for scientific communication and there is evidence, documented at least in psychology, that being a non-English speaker or writer can have a negative effect on the publication and dissemination of one's work (Baldauf, 1986). However, there may be even more pernicious limitations.…”

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Citation patterns in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry: Cultural ethnocentrism revisited?

Barak

Philpot

Levy

1995

Int J Geriat Psychiatry

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The country/region of origin of all original papers appearing in the Znternarional Journal of Psychiatry (IJGP) during the first 9 years of its publication was recorded. A more detailed analysis of citation patterns was carried out on the 105 original articles published during 1992. The results indicated that 50-60% of the articles emanated from the United Kingdom but that in general authors cited a broad range of specialities from journals published around the world. North American authors tended to cite North American sources more frequently than did their counterparts from other countries. There was evidence that the impact of the IJGP is increasing despite its omission from some scientific reference databases.

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Citation patterns in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry: Cultural ethnocentrism revisited?

Barak

Philpot

Levy

1995

Int J Geriat Psychiatry

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“…Tres variables pueden estar en juego aquí: una puede ser la endogamia de quienes publican en inglés estando seguros de que "el lenguaje de la ciencia es el inglés" (Price, 1971;Baldauf, 1986) y no se preocupan por consultar documentos en lenguas diferentes al inglés porque menosprecian lo publicado en otros idiomas. Otra variable puede ser la carencia de familiaridad o el desconocimiento de idiomas extranjeros, parecería que quienes tienen como lengua nativa el inglés no conocen otra lengua diferente al inglés y esto refuerza el comportamiento endogámico.…”

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Estudio sincrónico de obsolescencia de la literatura: el caso de la Ley de Lotka

Alvarado

2014

Investigación Bibliotecológica: Archivonomía, Bibliotecología e

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ResumenSe analiza la obsolescencia de la literatura producida sobre la Ley de Lotka hasta 2010. En ese periodo no parece haber un patrón de obsolescencia definido. Sin embargo, los datos acumulados muestran una comportamiento obsolescente con una tasa de decrecimiento anual del 3.9 % y una tasa de duplicación cada 17.4 años. La estadística indica un buen ajuste al modelo exponencial, con un R 2 de 0.985 para la literatura a un nivel de significancia de 0.01.

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“…I sensed that a considerable body of work was going unrecognised by U.S. psychologists. Moreover, I found this perception to be shared by many Norwegian psychologists as well as psychologists from other parts of the world (Baldauf, 1986;Baldauf & Jernudd, 1986;Junge, 1985;Larsen & Magnussen, 1984;Newstead, 1983;Russell, 1984).…”

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“…Although much Scandinavian research is published in Nordic language journals and hence difficult for non-Scandinavians to access (Larsen, 1983;Larsen & Magnussen, 1984;Niemi, 1987), a good deal of the work done by Scandinavian psychologists has appeared in journals published in English, most notably the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology. The psychological associations of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden publish the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology with the expressed purpose of conveying findings to international audiences as part of a conscious and concerted effort to internationalise Scandinavian psychology research (Baldauf & Jernudd, 1986;Larsen & Magnussen, 1984).…”

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Cultural Ethnocentrism and Imperialism in Citations of American and Scandinavian Psychological Research

Greeson

1991

Int. J. of Psych.

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The present study was conducted in order to document the extent to which ethnocentrism and imperialism exist in American and Scandinavian reports of psychological research. Journal citation analyses indicated that articles appearing in the Scandinavian Journal of Psychology referenced numerous US. resources but also many resources from Europe and other parts of the world. In contrast, articles published in American journals cited a preponderance of U.S. sources and, for the most part, excluded reference to Scandinavian psychological research. These findings were interpreted as indicating the existence of empirical ethnocentrism in U.S. journal citations, and media-based cultural imperialism in Scandinavian reports of psychological research. L'Ctude actuelle a ete faite pour documenter a quel point l'ethnocentrisme et l'impirialisme existent dans les rapports amkricains et scandinaves de recherche psychologique. Les analyses des citations de revues professionnelles indiquent que les articles qui paraissent dans The Scandinavian Journal of Psychology font reference aux nombreuses ressources americaines mais aussi a bien des ressources europiennes et B d'autres pays du monde. Par contraste, les articles publies dans les revues amiricaines ont cite une preponderance de resources americaines, et, pour la plupart. n'ont pas fait reference aux recherches psychologiques scandinaves. Ces risultats de recherches semblent indiquer l'existence d'un ethnocentrisme empirique dans les citations des revues americaines et un certain imperialisme culturel, base dans les media, dans les rapports scandinaves de recherches psychologiques. I NTRO D U CTI 0 N Recently, I had the privilege of experiencing the challenge, excitement and pleasure Russell (1 984) associated with interacting with psychologists from Requests for reprints should be sent to Larry E. Grceson,

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Linguistic constraints on participation in psychology.

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Cited by 18 publications

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Citation patterns in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry: Cultural ethnocentrism revisited?

Citation patterns in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry: Cultural ethnocentrism revisited?

Estudio sincrónico de obsolescencia de la literatura: el caso de la Ley de Lotka

Cultural Ethnocentrism and Imperialism in Citations of American and Scandinavian Psychological Research

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