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I was checking the journal impact factors list and I came across a score called immediacy index. what does that mean?
does it mean that if the number is higher, the acceptance is quicker?
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Posted 16 February 2009 - 08:14 AM
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Posted 16 February 2009 - 08:19 AM
Curtis, on Feb 16 2009, 05:14 PM, said:
Hello,
I was checking the journal impact factors list and I came across a score called immediacy index. what does that mean?
does it mean that if the number is higher, the acceptance is quicker?
I was checking the journal impact factors list and I came across a score called immediacy index. what does that mean?
does it mean that if the number is higher, the acceptance is quicker?
http://en.wikipedia....Immediacy_index
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Posted 16 February 2009 - 11:14 PM
thank you hobglobin,
so the immediacy index has got nothing to do with response time from the journal editors that your submitted manuscript is accepted or not. I don't want to wait for 6 months to know whether my paper is accepted or not. hope they accept it soon.
so the immediacy index has got nothing to do with response time from the journal editors that your submitted manuscript is accepted or not. I don't want to wait for 6 months to know whether my paper is accepted or not. hope they accept it soon.
