The Consequences of Predicting Scientific Impact in Psychology Using Journal Impact Factors

Overview of attention for article published in Perspectives on Psychological Science, January 2012

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Impact Factors: A User's Guide for Psychologists: write more, cite more, draw less http://t.co/aG7cxk4G

@david_colquhoun @clsebastian This one is revealing:write more, cite more, draw less http://t.co/aG7cxk4G

@drugmonkeyblog @matthewherper Article length and reference list length predict citations better than Impact Factor: http://t.co/TME8S6JV

@david_colquhoun @isabelmscott P.S. An evidence-based stilletto into an intellect/evidence-lite metric: http://t.co/byoLaQHM

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