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Nomination for the Highest Publications and Citations: Productivity Study of Academic Psychologist of ASEAN Countries

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  • Cai-Lian Tam
  • Soon-Li Lee
  • Teck- Heang Lee
  • Kiew-Heong Yap Angeline

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This research was carried out to understand the productivity of academic psychologist in ASEAN countries. This research includes total publication and citation from ASEAN country, universities and researchers from ASEAN countries. Four ASEAN countries were excluded as their total publications and citations were less than 10. Other than total numbers of publication and citation, this research was conducted on the most common subject areas and keywords from ASEAN research. This study found that Singapore in ASEAN had the highest total publications and citations from 2007 till 2011. Singapore in ASEAN‟s university has the highest publications and citations as well. The most productive researcher is Viren Swami from Malaysia while the most influential researcher is Chiyue Chiu from Singapore.

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  • Cai-Lian Tam & Soon-Li Lee & Teck- Heang Lee & Kiew-Heong Yap Angeline, 2012. "Nomination for the Highest Publications and Citations: Productivity Study of Academic Psychologist of ASEAN Countries," International Journal of Asian Social Science, Asian Economic and Social Society, vol. 2(4), pages 411-422.
    • Handle: RePEc:asi:ijoass:v:2:y:2012:i:4:p:411-422:id:2208
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