The Most Frequently Cited Journal Articles and Authors in Introductory Psychology Textbooks
@article{Gorenflo1991TheMF, title={The Most Frequently Cited Journal Articles and Authors in Introductory Psychology Textbooks}, author={Daniel W. Gorenflo and James V. McConnell}, journal={Teaching of Psychology}, year={1991}, volume={18}, pages={12 - 8} }
Using reference lists from 24 introductory psychology textbooks, we generated two tables: The first contains a list of the most frequently cited journal articles in the introductory texts; the second contains a list of the most frequently cited authors. The usefulness of citation indexes is discussed as well as why the two tables included in this article turned out as they did.
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