دانلود کتاب Disseminating Behavioral Research

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Foreword
Preface
References
Contents
About the Editors
Part I: Introduction to Dissemination
Chapter 1: Introduction to Dissemination in Behavioral Sciences
Empirical Scholarship
Basic Research
Translational Research
Applied Research
Review of Publications
Research Reviews
Narrative Review
Definition and Purpose
Preparing a Narrative Review
Description and Uses
Advantages and Disadvantages
Examples of Narrative Reviews
Brief Review
Definition
Description and Guidelines
Advantages and Disadvantages
Examples of Brief Reviews
Systematic Literature Reviews
Purpose and Goals
Description
Preparation
PRISMA
Advantages and Disadvantages
Examples
Conclusion
Book Reviews
Selection of the Book to Review
Reading and Evaluating the Book
Researching Outside Factors
Writing the Review
Conclusion
Summary
References
Chapter 2: Types of Dissemination
Publishing in Journals
Presenting
Conference Session Presentations
Poster Presentations
Peer Review Versus Non-peer Review
What Is Peer Review?
Peer-Review Innovations
Non-peer Review
Arguments for Preprints
Arguments Against Preprints
Social Media/Online Dissemination
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3: Ethical Dissemination
Garbage In, Garbage Out: Reliable and Valid Data
Evidence of Reliability
Evidence of Validity
How to Ensure Reliable and Valid Data
Supported Conclusions
Authorship Conventions
Faculty Student Collaborations
Citations
Dissemination Through Open Resource Citations
Concluding Remarks
References
Part II: Traditional Publication Preparation
Chapter 4: The Process of Scientific Writing: Developing a Research Question, Conducting a Literature Review, and Creating an Outline
Creating a Research Question
Conducting Literature Reviews
Outlining Your Paper
References
Chapter 5: Writing the Introduction
The Purpose of the Introduction
Evoke Interest from the Intended Audience
Provide a Clear Rationale for the Research Question and Methodology
Help the Reader Understand the Study’s Outcomes
The Anatomy of the Introduction
Background, Context, and/or Social Significance
Be Clear and Concise
Be Grounded in Evidence
Generate Possible Avenues for Research
Have a Clear Conceptual Framework
Literature Review (the Body of the Introduction)
Does Not “Stack” Articles
Organizes Points Logically and Clarifies the Relevance of Each Point
Considers Multiple Sides of the Research Argument
Purpose Statement
Extends a Body of Research
Is Accurate
Is Doable
Additional Components
Organizing and Writing the Introduction
Chapter Summary
References
*Article Referenced for Illustrative Purposes
Chapter 6: Writing the Methods of a Manuscript
Participants
Group Assignment and Matching
Setting
Materials
Dependent Variables
Measurement
Experimental Design and Procedure
Summary
References
Chapter 7: Reporting Results for a Behavior-Science Audience
Selecting Data to Display
Using the Supporting Information Section
Dependent Variables: Primary and Secondary
Selecting Data Based on the Methods
Cherry-Picking Data: Choosing Data Based on (Dis)Confirmation of Hypotheses
Selecting an Analysis Strategy
A Note on Diversity of Analyses
Guidelines for Reporting Analysis Outcomes
Style
Organization
Reporting Data Characteristics
Displaying Results
Types of Data Displays
Line Graphs
Bar Graphs
Combination Bar and Line Graphs
Scatterplots
Tables
Graphing Conventions and Additional Considerations
General Conventions
Use of Ink
Axis Considerations
Data Paths and Labels
Software for Graphing
Integrity in Data Reporting
Data Reliability
Procedural Fidelity
Social Validity
Conclusions
References
Chapter 8: Discussion Section
Writing Style and Structure of a Discussion Section
Components of the Discussion Section
Refresh the Reader
Provide a Summary and Interpretation of Your Outcomes
Position Your Study Among Related Research
Recognize Limitations and Propose Future Directions
Provide Take Home Points
References
Chapter 9: Writing the Abstract
Abstract Purpose
Abstract Development
Length
Components
Pulling It All Together
Reference
Part III: Submitting a Journal Article
Chapter 10: Selecting a Publishing Outlet
Identifying Journals for Publishing
Variables to Consider when Selecting a Journal
Goodness of Fit
Journal Quality
Other Variables to Consider
Juanico Lab Example
Conclusion
Appendices
Appendix A: Selecting Journals Flowchart
Appendix B: Example Jane Search
References
Chapter 11: Manuscript Submission
Preparing for the Submission Process
Orienting to the Process
Author Instructions Pages
Submission Portal
Gathering Collateral Information
Authorship
Named Authors
Order of Authors
Author Information
Study Registration
Data Sharing
Levels of Data Sharing
Considerations Related to Data Sharing
Data Sharing and Study Approval
Data Repositories
Formatting for Submission
Type of Paper
Word Counts and Page Limits
Application of Word Count and Page Limits
General Formatting Guidelines
Language and Tone
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Language
Text Formatting
Footnotes
Manuscript Components
Title Page
Authors
Author Note
Abstract
Keywords
Introduction
Methods Section
Results Section
Standards for Reporting Statistical Findings
Tables and Figures
Including Tables or Figures
Formatting Tables and Figures
Submitting Tables and Figures
Discussion Section
Addressing Limitations and Suggesting Future Directions
In-text Citations and References
Confirming Citations and References
Formatting Citations and References
Plagiarism
Supplemental Materials
Final Preparations for Submission
Deidentify Documents for Double-Blind (Masked) Review
Organize Materials for Submission
Declarations and Attestations
Disclosure Statement
Data Availability/Open Practices Statement
Compliance with Ethical Standards Statement
Diversity and Inclusion Statement
Statement of Relevance/Translational Abstract
Constraints on Generality Statement
Attest to Originality
Manuscripts Containing Data from a Larger Study
Author Agreement
Permission to Use Copyrighted Material
Other Declarations and Attestations
Including Declarations and Attestations in Submission
Suggesting and Excluding Reviewers
Cover Letters
Information to Include in a Cover Letter
Completing the Submission Process
Reviewing Your Proof
Confirming Receipt of Submission
Conclusion
References
Chapter 12: “Clearly Written by a Neophyte”: Responding to Reviewer Feedback and Preparing Your Resubmission
What Happens After I Submit My Manuscript?
Possible Outcomes of Peer Review
Responding to Peer Reviews
Resubmitting Your Revised Manuscript
Summary
Chapter 13: Now Your Manuscript Is Accepted…What’s Next?
Dissemination Strategies After Publication
Sign the Contractual Agreements
Know Your Audiences
Provide Research Summaries
Identify Channels for Dissemination
Share Your Data
Publicize Your Research
Track Your Research Paper
Conclusions
References
Part IV: Getting Your Research Noticed
Chapter 14: Engaging in Conference Presentations to Support the Dissemination of Behavioral Research
Determine the Why
Determine the Who
Determine the Where and When
Determine the What
Presentation Preparation
References
Chapter 15: Nontraditional Options for Dissemination
Advantages of Social Media
Communities of Practice
Disadvantages and Ethical Challenges of Social Media
Dissemination Opportunities Via Social Media Platforms
Direct Recommendations for Disseminating Your Research on Podcasts
Concluding Remarks
References
Chapter 16: Grey Literature
Grey Literature
Infographics
Op-eds
Policy Briefs
Preprints
Working Papers
Popular Magazine/Newspaper Articles
Conclusion
References
Chapter 17: International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis
Current Barriers to the International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis
Lack of Scientific Communication Across Disciplines
Limited Access to Postgraduate Training and Research Support
Lack of Translated Academic Resources
Misinformation and Mistrust About Behavior Analysis
Limited Professional Emphasis
Lack of Dissemination Skills, Competencies, and Strategies
Lack of Global Recognition and Regulation
Addressing Barriers to the International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis
Increasing Scientific Communication Across Disciplines
Starting Postgraduate Training
Translating Academic Resources
Addressing Misinformation Issues and Criticisms
Promoting the Many Applications of Behavior Analysis
Teaching Appropriate Dissemination Skills
Supporting Other Countries to Build Professional Infrastructure
Conclusion
References
Index