Collaboration and the Quality of Research
Social Studies of SciencePublished 1 February 1980
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Citations136
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.29
SNIP2.12
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Abstract
Does collaboration improve the quality of scientific research? Editorial decision on papers submitted to a leading social psychology journal was cross-classified by number of authors. A small relationship in the predicted direction was obtained and it persisted in the face of two relevant controls.
Keywords
Decision Sciences
Sociology of Work and OccupationsRelations Between Work Habits, Research Technologies, and Eminence in Science
45 Citations1978Lowell L. Hargens