You are trying to identify pivotal research articles from your well-filtered Google Scholar search. Describe how you would determine from the relevant list articles that should be prioritized as pivotal.

What will be an ideal response?


Ans: Varies.

Assuming the Google search had filters that refined and organized the plethora of articles related to your primary research topic and key variables of interest, a first step to pivotal status is the number of other articles that have cited the article of consideration. A good method to rank your top article choices is to use the SSCI application that provides list of articles that have cited the key article.

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