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The Rise, Impact, and Imbalances of Big Team Psychology

2025-01-29

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<p>Big team science initiatives represent the largest investments of human capital in science. The present work evaluates the rise, impact, and imbalances of such collaborations in psychology via an analysis of n = 3,031,475 articles published in the 21st century. Results indicate that big teams – ranging from 10 to 100+ authors – are relatively unusual (n = 49,919) but rapidly increasing in popularity. More notab...

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905ede3d-a471-5d71-8280-d09b698cd577
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10.31234/osf.io/b3mq6_v1
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