2] Disseminating Research Flashcards
Types of disseminating science
News Articles, scientific journal, presentations, documentaries, conferences, books, social media
What are the three things to think about for journal articals
1: the journal
2: the researchers
3: the article itself
Who runs these journal
Psychology Journals are published by six main properties and each of them have an editorial team
E.g: Sage, springer link, Willie Blackwell and the American psychological Association
How do the articles make there money
Most of the money comes from institutions like NCI that subscribe to their journals and shoes for how many years they want to
The money can also come from tax payers
What are open access journals
These are journals that the researcher has paid a fee for in order for the public to be able to read them without belonging to a college or university or paying a large sum of money
These fees can be up to 3,000
Examples of open access journals
Sage open access or SpringerOpen
Why do researchers publish journals if they don’t get payed
They do this so their work can gain recognition and in turn can allow for wider job prospects
What is the H index
It is a metric that measures about the productivity and the citation impact of the researchers publications
How to decide what articles get published
They use peer reviews that are commonly anonymous, when you submit a paper it is sent to 2 or more researchers so they can read and review what you have submitted.
They than advise the editor if it should be published
What are the three outcomes of a submission
1: the paper is reject which happens frequently
2: it is revised, this happens with most first submission and the review will tell what changes to make to better the artical
3: it’s accepted, happens after at least one revision has been requested
Why do people read articals
1: discover what was found
2: see how it was measure
3: know what analysis was used
4: find out what questions still remain unanswered
5: understand the limitations of the study
The structure of a research report
1: title
2: abstract
3: introduction
4: method
5: results
6: discussion
7: references
Types of articals
1: research reports
2: theoretical papers
3: methodological papers
4: literature review/meta analysis
5: response to an article