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The title is Impact Factor of Journal
WHAT IS THE IMPACT FACTOR OF JOURNAL
The impact factor is one of the most important measures to determine the importance of a journal or how impactful a journal is in the scientific community. This is basically based on the number of total citations received by all the papers published in that journal during a particular period of time.
Journals that publish fewer articles but receive more citations have a greater impact on journals that accept and publish more research articles, But if cited below their impact factor, it reflects the average number of citations a journal article received in the previous 2 years.
Fewer papers with more citations in a journal will have a higher impact. More papers with fewer citations in a journal will have a lower impact
What is a citation?
A citation is telling your readers that something in your work came from another source.
How to calculate the Impact Factor?
Impact Factor = Average citation Received by a paper
Past 2 years
Three things must be about Impact Factor in Journal
The impact factor does not reflect the quality of a particular paper in a journal.
Higher Impact should be preferred.
Low impact does not mean low quality.
How much impact factor is good for the journal?
Generally, an impact factor of 10 or more is considered significant, while 3 is good, and an average score is less than 1.
This is the information about the Impact Factor in Journal
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Ms. samipriya
Biomedical Trainer
Atheenapandian Private Limited
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