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Research in information science: An assessment
Information Processing & Management, 1976The most promising methodologies and techniques for future productivity in our field should be those which contribute most to the development of information science as a science. A critical appraisal at this time1 might contribute something to our growth and maturity as scientists.
Nancy Van De Water +3 more
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THE ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, 2022
Robert M. Davison, Roger W. Harris
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Robert M. Davison, Roger W. Harris
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Confirmatory Research on the Assessment of Murderers
Psychological Reports, 1997Prior research, from the psychodynamically oriented literature, characterizes homicidal offenders as impulsive, vulnerable to stress, with difficulties in emotional control, particularly anger. In 1995 Coram reported Rorschach data from a sample of murderers which tentatively support earlier findings.
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Practitioner research and formative assessment
The Clinical Teacher, 2015Summary Background Several workplace‐based formative assessment ( WFA ) tools exist; however, text‐based feedback is minimal but valuable because residents have difficulty extracting meaning from numerical scores or rankings ...
Joslyn, Kirby +3 more
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The Leiden Manifesto and Research Assessment
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2017Evaluation of scientific research is essential to judge the impact of research and the author. In this regard, a newly devised Leiden Manifesto describes 10 principles for guiding research evaluation. The principles need to be analyzed critically and adapted as a preferred method of research evaluation.
Tanuj Kanchan, Kewal Krishan
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Assessing The Quality Of Legal Research
SSRN Electronic JournalSince the 1980s, legal academics, researchers, their institutions, and representative bodies such as the Council of Australian Law Deans (‘CALD’), have sought to produce a concrete and functional description of legal research and reach consensus on how the quality of legal research should be assessed.
Renshaw, Catherine +2 more
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Reassessing Research Assessment in the UK
Science, 2002Jonathan Adams's Editorial “Research Assessment in the UK” (3 May, p. [805][1]) paints an unduly selective and congratulatory picture of the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). There is a strong belief among academic researchers that the apparent increase in UK research performance illustrated in his graph is mostly due to “grade inflation,” as ...
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Assessing the future of nursing research
British Journal of Nursing, 1997The recent research assessment exercise (RAE) probably went unnoticed by most nurses, despite nursing's poor performance. To many it was just another academic rating exercise, exclusive to universities and institutions of higher education. However, this 4-year-long review of the state and progress of research revealed some interesting and important ...
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An overview of real‐world data sources for oncology and considerations for research
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jennifer L Lund +2 more
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