我国科技期刊国际影响力的现状和对策

通过对我国科技期刊被SCI检索系统收录情况、影响因子大小和被引频次高低的分析，阐述了我国科技期刊国际影响力的现状和应采取的有效措施，指出了我国科技期刊走向世界、扩大影响的前提和基础。     

浅谈科技期刊编辑人才的培养

针对我国科技期刊编辑人力资源的现状,论述了信息时代科技期刊编辑应具备的素质,提出了培养、吸引和利用好科技期刊编辑人才的对策。     

浅谈我国科技期刊发展的着力点

从数量上来看,我国已成为世界科技期刊出版第二大国,但并不是科技期刊出版强国。与世界高水平的科技期刊相比,我国的科技期刊无论在学术水平、经营模式,还是在运作机制上都存在较大的差距,并未充分反映我国科学技术的研究水平,无法满足科研人员和市场的需求。针对我国科技期刊发展中存在的主要问题,提出应从三个方面入手,即由维持到盈利、由分散到集中、由传统到开放,全面提升我国科技期刊的整体水平。     

对创建品牌科技期刊的思考

结合我国科技期刊发展中存在的问题,对品牌牌科技期刊的概念、特征和构成要素以及创建品牌科技期刊的途径进行了探讨。     

《冶金分析》入选“第4届中国精品科技期刊”通知

正为了进一步推动我国科技期刊的发展,更好地宣传和利用我国的优秀学术成果,中国科学技术信息研究所在中国精品科技期刊中遴选优秀学术论文,建设了"领跑者5000—中国精品科技期刊顶尖学术论文平台(F5000)",集中对外展示和交流我国的优秀科技论文。根据中国精品科技期刊遴选指标体系综合评价结     

《冶金分析》入选“第4届中国精品科技期刊”通知

正为了进一步推动我国科技期刊的发展,更好地宣传和利用我国的优秀学术成果,中国科学技术信息研究所在中国精品科技期刊中遴选优秀学术论文,建设了"领跑者5000—中国精品科技期刊顶尖学术论文平台(F5000)",集中对外展示和交流我国的优秀科技论文。根据中国精品科技期刊遴选指标体系综合评价结     

《冶金分析》入选“第4届中国精品科技期刊”通知

正为了进一步推动我国科技期刊的发展,更好地宣传和利用我国的优秀学术成果,中国科学技术信息研究所在中国精品科技期刊中遴选优秀学术论文,建设了"领跑者5000—中国精品科技期刊顶尖学术论文平台(F5000)",集中对外展示和交流我国的优秀科技论文。根据中国精品科技期刊遴选指标体系综合评价结     

学习外刊经验促进我国期刊走向世界

介绍了中国科协科技期刊考察团在美期间所了解的美国科技期刊的现状及发展趋势。阐述了我国科技期刊与国外期刊的差距及产生这些差距的主要原因。对我国科技期刊与国际接轨，进而走向世界提出了一些建议。     

世界著名检索刊物收录中国科技期刊统计分析

本文统计了世界5大著名检索刊物收录中国科技期刊的情况,通过分析表明,应进一步加强我国科技期刊的学术水平,争取有更多的科技期刊进入国际检索系统。     

《冶金分析》入选“第4届中国精品科技期刊”通知

正为了进一步推动我国科技期刊的发展,更好地宣传和利用我国的优秀学术成果,中国科学技术信息研究所在中国精品科技期刊中遴选优秀学术论文,建设了"领跑者5000—中国精品科技期刊顶尖学术论文平台(F5000)",集中对外展示和交流我国的优秀科技论文。根据中国精品科技期刊遴选指标体系综合评价结果,《冶金分析》入选"第4届中国精品科技期刊",即"中国精品科技期刊顶尖学术论文(F5000)"项目来源期刊。后期我刊会陆续推荐优秀论文参与F5000的评选,入选的F5000论文将与SCI被引用的数据实时链     

The role of expressive writing in ego identity formation.

Conducted 2 studies with 114 college students to assess the relationship between expressive writing and ego identity development. In both studies, poetry writers were more likely than students not writing poetry to be in the identity achievement status. Poetry writers were less frequently found in the foreclosure status (Study 1) and identity diffusion status (Study 2). No differences in identity development were found between students keeping personal journals and those who had not kept journals. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

What Do the Cited and Citing Environments Reveal about Advances in Atmospheric Physics?

T The networking status of journals reflects their academic influence among peer journals. This paper analyzes the cited and citing environments of this journal, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (Adv. Atmos.Sci.), using methods from social network analysis. Since its initial publication, Adv. Atmos. Sci. has been actively participating in the international journal environment and international journals are frequently cited in Adv. Atmos. Sci. Particularly, this journal is intensely interrelated with its international peer journals in terms of their similar citing patterns. The international influence of Adv. Atmos. Sci. is comparatively bigger than other Chinese SCI journals in atmospheric sciences as reflected by total cites to Adv. Atmos.Sci. and the total number of international journals citing it. The academic visibility of Adv. Atmos. Sci. is continuing to improve in the international research community as the number of reference citation it receives in its peer journals internationally increases over time.     

Experimental replication and professional cooperation.

Evaluated professional cooperation in exchanging information about replicating studies on request using 6 American Psychological Association (APA) journals and 6 non-APA journals. 54 satisfactory responses were received from 72 requests. Data indicate that APA or non-APA status was not significant. Findings highlight the existence of a substantial level of responsibility and professional cooperation among research psychologists regarding replication information. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

"Most of the subjects were White and middle class": Trends in published research on African Americans in selected APA journals, 1970–1989.

Six APA journals (Developmental Psychology, Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, Journal of Counseling Psychology, Journal of Educational Psychology, and Journal of Personality and Social Psychology) were content analyzed for the presence of empirical articles on African Americans during the 1970–1989 publication period. The analysis revealed a declining representation of African-American research in the 6 journals. In addition, the empirical literature that does exist was found to be lacking in methodological rigor, as defined by characteristics such as the reporting of the socioeconomic status (SES) of Ss and experimenter race. Explanations for the decline were suggested, and recommendations were proposed for alleviating the growing marginalization of African-American research in the journals of mainstream psychology. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

Policies, practices, and attitudes of North American medical journal editors

OBJECTIVE: To describe U.S. and Canadian medical journals, their editors, and policies that affect the dissemination of medical information. DESIGN: Mailed survey. PARTICIPANTS: Senior editors of all 269 leading medical journals published at least quarterly in the United States and Canada, of whom 221 (82%) responded. MAIN MEASURES: The questionnaire asked about characteristics of journal editors and their journals and about journals' policies toward peer review, conflicts of interest, prepublication discussions with the press, and pharmaceutical advertisements. RESULTS: The editors were overwhelmingly men (96%), middle-aged (mean age 61 years), and trained as physicians (82%). Although 98% claimed that their journals were "peer-reviewed," the editors differed in how they defined a "peer" and in the number of peers they deemed optimal for review. Sixty-three percent thought journals should check on reviewers' potential conflicts of interest, but only a minority supported masking authors' names and affiliations (46%), checking reviewers' financial conflicts of interest (40%), or revealing reviewers' names to authors (8%). The respondents advocated discussion of scientific findings with the press (84%), but only in accord with the Ingelfinger rule, i.e., after publication of the article (77%). Fifty-seven percent of the editors agreed that journals have a responsibility to ensure the truthfulness of pharmaceutical advertisements, and 40% favored subjecting advertisements to the same rigorous peer review as scientific articles. CONCLUSIONS: The responding editors were relatively homogeneous demographically and professionally, and they tended to support the editorial status quo. There was little sentiment in favor of tampering with the current peer-review system (however defined) or the Ingelfinger rule, but a surprisingly large percentage of the respondents favored more stringent review of drug advertisements.     

With Leipzig 1980 in mind.

Asserts that psychological research conducted by members of the American Psychological Association is parochial, as evidenced by the paucity of references to non-English works and non-American journals in the American Psychologist from June–October 1978. Ridicule, obloquy, and diminished scientific status are suggested as potential consequences of continued neglect. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

Trends in psychotherapy process research: Samples, measures, researchers, and classic publications.

Psychotherapy studies published in the Journal of Counseling Psychology (JCP) and the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology (JCCP) between 1978 and 1992 were examined. Differences were found between the 2 journals. JCP published mostly process, outcome, and analog research, whereas JCCP published mostly outcome research. Most process and process-outcome studies across journals were of individual, brief therapy. Across the years, more diversity was evident in samples used in process research in terms of student status, gender, and race of clients and therapists. Three content areas were prominent in the process measures and classic studies: therapist techniques, therapist influence, and facilitative conditions. Lists are provided of the frequently used measures, most productive authors, and classic studies in process research. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

The Current Status of Carl Rogers and the Person-Centered Approach.

This investigation of Carl Rogers's work explores the current status of the client-centered/person-centered approach within the United States and internationally. The status is revealed 1st by the volume of person-centered literature that has been published since Rogers's death in 1987. The prevalence of Rogers's work is also measured in the number of professional organizations, institutes, and journals dedicated to the person-centered approach. Finally, recent research on therapy outcomes, common factors, the working alliance, and therapeutic relationships has validated 2 or 3 of Rogers's core conditions--empathy, unconditional positive regard, and, possibly, congruence--as being critical components of effective psychotherapy. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)     

Canadian feminist psychology: Where are we now?

Reviews the current status of the psychology of women field within Canadian psychology as revealed in the feminization of psychology in Canada, psychology of women courses in academic psychology, research publications in Canadian journals, papers presented at Canadian Psychological Association (CPA) conventions, and doctoral dissertation projects. The paper concludes with an insider's view of some of the general characteristics of the Canadian variant of feminist psychology. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)