Ken DeMarree
@kgdemarree.bsky.social
Social Psychologist at University at Buffalo. I study attitudes, persuasion, listening, and metacognition. In my free time, I do yoga, hike, cook (and eat!), and brew beer and 전통주.
Are impact index calculations based on the final publication date? If so, then journals have an incentive to have the papers available but not "published" for a while, as there are more chances to be seen/cited in the critical window used to calculate impact.
June 8, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Are impact index calculations based on the final publication date? If so, then journals have an incentive to have the papers available but not "published" for a while, as there are more chances to be seen/cited in the critical window used to calculate impact.
I suspect letters say as much about the letter writer as about the student - we would need a social relations model analysis to isolate rater and target effects. Since we usually only have one letter from each letter writer, the rater effect and the target effect are fully confounded.
December 6, 2024 at 4:17 PM
I suspect letters say as much about the letter writer as about the student - we would need a social relations model analysis to isolate rater and target effects. Since we usually only have one letter from each letter writer, the rater effect and the target effect are fully confounded.