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If the journal has told readers where the data is, then it should be self-evident. ... It makes sense to government – the US National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation have data sharing statements.

If the journal has told readers where the data is, then it should be self-evident. ... It makes sense to government – the US National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation have data sharing statements.

Their ‘Teaching and lifelong learning’ journal has every tickbox on DOAJ. ... Publishers should be automatically depositing AAMs on behalf of authors. There is no evidence that making AAMs available has ever killed a journal, and besides, the sooner

B.M. (University of Southampton). Recognition (Membership of Professional Bodies/Associations). Practitioner Review Editor, Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry. ... Findings from a longitudinal cohort study. Journal of Child Psychology and

If the journal has told readers where the data is, then it should be self-evident. ... It makes sense to government – the US National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation have data sharing statements.

Work is already underway to ingest the full decade of articles published in the Cambridge Journal of China Studies into the repository from their currently unstable home on a website. . ... Danny mentioned that the traditional way of rewarding

Advances in pediatrics – v. 53 (2005)- AJGC:American journal of geriatric cardiology – v.16 no. ... Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health Diagnostic Cytopathology Head & Neck Hepatology International Journal of

Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 50 (4), 386-395. Bird, H.R. ... Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 10 (1), 35-48. Laub, J.

Maximise the impact of publicly funded research. Maintain public trust in science and research. ... Consequences of not sharing data. However, this does need to be a balanced strategy.

British Journal of Developmental Psychology. Abu-Rayya, H.M. (submitted). Distributing the psychological attributes of mixed-ethnic individuals across a differentiated acculturation spectrum defined by the interaction of their ethnic identity

Journal of Health Psychology. 22(12) 1857-1870, DOI: 10.1177/1359105318775185. Kwizera A, Urayeneza O, Mujyarugamba P, Meier J, Patterson AJ, Harmon L, Farmer JC, Dünser MW The inability to ... Journal of Psychology in Africa, 27(3), 235-242.

Maximise the impact of publicly funded research. Maintain public trust in science and research. ... Consequences of not sharing data. However, this does need to be a balanced strategy.

In the 2001 RAE submission to Sociology (including social and developmental psychology) six subgroups of excellence were identified: social theory, economic and political sociology, family and life course, health and illness ... European Journal of

Maximise the impact of publicly funded research. Maintain public trust in science and research. ... Consequences of not sharing data. However, this does need to be a balanced strategy.

At the University of Cambridge researchers are the primary owners of intellectual property. ... The overall conclusion was that whenever possible, mixing of licences should be avoided.

In October 2004 Professor Michael Lamb joined the Faculty to take up the Chair of Psychology in the Social Sciences. ... Head of Department’s Overview The year began with the arrival of Professor Michael Lamb to take up the Chair of Psychology in the

If the journal has told readers where the data is, then it should be self-evident. ... It makes sense to government – the US National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation have data sharing statements.

There is interest in the process of research –methods, evidence and research data. ... At the University of Cambridge we have almost 300 EPSRC-funded research grants.

Journal of Community Psychology, vol. 36:1,pp35-52 Zittoun, T., Cornish, F., Gillespie, A. & ... New York: Springer Verlag. Aveling, E.L. & Gillespie, A. (2008) Negotiating Multiplicity: Adaptive asymmetries in second generation Turks' 'society of mind'

They have often put all of their effort and knowledge into a journal paper. ... Work is already underway to ingest the full decade of articles published in the Cambridge Journal of China Studies into the repository from their currently unstable home on a