Why do prestigious journals only publish ground-breaking findings? The psyc field has become the hunger games for academic survival! Researchers will do ANYTHING for a good rep, yet no one questions it. Who does the peer-review process really work for? #PSYC4180E#publishorperish
#YorkU Psychology is ranked in the top five programs in Canada for psychology (#5) in the @worlduniranking QS World University Rankings by Subject for 2023! https://t.co/FntUw1rfLQ
@ysu102938 Not to mention that #impostersyndrome is a real issue in the education system! Women and ethnic minorities are discriminated against from the very start! Research has shown these groups of people all have lower rates of academic persistence needed for graduation. Check it out:
@aless_venuti16 This reminds me of what Brent Roberts said in the article down below: people get fooled by overemphasizing the quick and easy answers for the more complex one. Each experience in life is unique to the individual, and therefore cannot be reduced to a measure of having grit or not.
@juliademilio@chrisdc77 Its like they forget why they first started their research! Significant or not, shouldn’t there be a push to publish all aspects of a study… not just picking and choosing what to share. Its scary how researchers will go to any length to get published… #Scicomm#datamanipulation
Why do prestigious journals only publish ground-breaking findings? The psyc field has become the hunger games for academic survival! Researchers will do ANYTHING for a good rep, yet no one questions it. Who does the peer-review process really work for? #PSYC4180E#publishorperish
For more information, go to:
Who does the peer-review process work for:
https://t.co/NE3f0Tc8m4
PhD Students and their peer-review horror stories:
https://t.co/oYAC47jbnD