Order matters: Alphabetizing in-text citations biases citation rates

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@WKCosmo random order is better. "surnames earlier in the alphabet were cited more often than those later in the alphabet when journals ordered citations alphabetically compared with chronologically or numerically" https://t.co/kBjQxolOuM

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