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Title
Scientific excellence: Origins and assessment
Abstract
In original essays developed for this volume, a variety of theories and recently accumulated empirical knowledge about the origins and characteristics of scientific excellence are examined, including: the allocation of resources and rewards in science; how role performance is assessed; a look at the formation of scientific elites; the traits shared by productive researchers; the development and distribution of giftedness; and the sociopsychological contexts that foster (or discourage) superior scientific performance. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved) (Source: jacket)
Date
1987
Publisher
Sage Publications, Inc
Place
Thousand Oaks, CA
# of Pages
381
URL
https://www.proquest.com/books/scientific-excellence-origins-assessment/docview/617353204/se-2?accountid=15299
Archive
APA PsycInfo®
Loc. in Archive
617353204; 1987-98186-000
Language
en-US
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Pages: 381 Pages Publication Title: Scientific excellence: Origins and assessment abstractTranslation: En ensayos originales desarrollados para este volumen, se examinan una variedad de teorías y conocimientos empíricos recientemente acumulados sobre los orígenes y características de la excelencia científica, entre ellos: la asignación de recursos y recompensas en la ciencia; cómo se evalúa el desempeño de las funciones; una mirada a la formación de las élites científicas; los rasgos compartidos por los investigadores productivos; el desarrollo y la distribución de la superdotación; y los contextos sociopsicológicos que fomentan (o desalientan) el rendimiento científico superior. (Registro de la base de datos PsycInfo (c) 2022 APA, todos los derechos reservados) (Fuente: chaqueta)
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TOCDataText - Foreword by Harriet Zuckerman; Preface; Part I: Assessment; Mapping the world of science: Is citation analysis a legitimate evaluation tool? / Eugene Garfield / 18-37; Part II: Personological origins; Historical overview of research on scientific abilities / Philip E. Vernon / 40-66; The possible different personality dispositions of scientists and nonscientists / Robert S. Albert and Mark A. Runco / 67-97; Multiples, chance, genius, creativity, and zeitgeist / Dean Keith Simonton / 98-128; Personality characteristics associated with high research productivity / J. Philippe Rushton, Harry G. Murray, and Sampo V. Paunonen / 129-148; Scientific and technological innovation: Its personological and motivational context / Douglas N. Jackson / 149-164; The scholarly impact of psychologists / Norman S. Endler / 165-191; Evolution and creativity: Some playful musings / Pierre L. van den Berghe / 192-202; Part III: Sociocultural origins; The wisdom of Solomon: Avoiding bias in the publication review process / Daniel Perlman and Elizabeth Dean / 204-221; The role of journal editors in the scientific process / Henry L. Roediger III / 222-252; Approaches to ensuring quality of data and performance: Lessons for science? / Lee B. Sechrest / 253-283; Melding capitalist versus socialist models of fostering scientific excellence / John J. Furedy / 284-306; Permitting creativity in science / Janet Beavin Bavelas / 307-327; Development of scientific productivity: Impact of graduate teaching and thesis supervision / Harry G. Murray / 328-340; The psychology of women and scientific research / Esther R. Greenglass / 341-358; Women in science / Jonathan R. Cole / 359-375; About the contributors

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Fecha de revisión - 19870101

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Scientific excellence: Origins and assessment. (1987). Sage Publications, Inc. APA PsycInfo® (617353204; 1987-98186-000). https://www.proquest.com/books/scientific-excellence-origins-assessment/docview/617353204/se-2?accountid=15299
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