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Impact of Human Behavioral Papers at Journal of Neuroscience

2018-01-16

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A recent policy change at Journal of Neuroscience (JN) has significantly increased editorial “desk rejections”, reducing the number of papers that are considered for publication. Survey results from 130 scientists suggested that the new policy may have had a particularly large impact on studies that focused on human behavioral techniques. To quantify the effects of the new policy, we gathered data on all papers ev...

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202e6e86-a189-5b4e-ac1c-dd2118e003bd
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10.1101/248526
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