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APPENDIX F
Data on Publication Records
Data for measures 17 and 18 were furnished to the committee by the
Institute for Scientific Information. The publication records of
individual faculty members were derived from the 1978, 1979, and 1980
issues of Social Science Citation Index, compiled and maintained by the
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Institute. The faculty names (provided by institutional coordinators)
were matched with the names of authors and coauthors of all articles
published in social science journals during this three-year period. To
facilitate the name-matching process, the institutional addresses of
authors and the fields of the journals in which their articles appeared
were compared with faculty members' university addresses and program
fields.
Measure 17 constitutes the total number of 1978-80 articles that have
been linked with the names of faculty in a program. Measure 18 is the
fraction of program faculty members who had at least one article
attributed to them during this three-year period. These measures should
not be confused with measures 15 and 16, reported for programs in the
mathematical and physical sciences, engineering, and the biological
sciences. The latter pair of measures were derived from the Science
Citation Index and were not based on matching the names of individual
faculty members with the names of authors. A detailed description of the
derivation of measures 15 and 16 is contained in Appendix F of the
committee's first volume on programs in the mathematical and physical
sciences. Data for measures 15 and 16 have been compiled for 148
research-doctorate programs in psychology and are presented in Appendix J
of this volume.
Readers interested in a description of the Social Science Citation
Index, on which measures 17 and 18 are based, may wish to consult the
following references:
E. Garfield, "The 100 Articles Most Cited by Social Scientists, 1969-77,"
Current Contents: Social and Behavioral Sciences, #32, August 7, 1978.
Norman S. Endler, J. Philippe Rushton, and Henry L. Roediger III,
"Productivity and Scholarly Impact of British, Canadian, and U.S.
Departments of Psychology, American Psychologist, December 1978, pp.
1064-1082.
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