Fundamentals of scientific communication

what does "SCICOMM" mean?

• science committee
• scientific community
• scientific communication
• science communication

what does PANEL DISCUSSION mean?

• A panel discussion is a conversation among a group of experts on a specific topic.
• A panel discussion is a solo presentation by a single expert.
• A panel discussion is a type of written report on a topic.
• A panel discussion is a formal debate between two opposing sides.

what does the moderator do during the panel discussion?

• The moderator decides the topic of the discussion.
• The moderator takes notes during the discussion.
• The moderator guides the panel discussion.
• The moderator participates as a panelist.

What is the difference between a workshop and a groupwork?

• A workshop is a type of groupwork that requires no planning.
• A workshop focuses on individual tasks, while groupwork is about personal projects.
• A workshop is a structured learning event, while groupwork is collaborative task completion.
• A workshop is a casual meeting, while groupwork is a formal presentation.

what is the most suitable definition for intercultural communication?

• Intercultural communication is the study of ancient cultures.
• Intercultural communication refers to the use of technology in communication.
• Intercultural communication is the process of learning a new language.
• Intercultural communication is the exchange of information between people from different cultures.

what is the sense of the quotation "PUBLISH OR PERISH"?

• Continuous publication is irrelevant to career advancement.
• The sense of the quotation is that continuous publication is essential for academic survival.
• Perishing is a sign of academic achievement.
• Publishing is optional for academic success.

What is the impact factor (IF)?

• The impact factor is a score given to authors based on their research quality.
• The impact factor (IF) is a metric used to evaluate the importance of a journal based on citation frequency.
• The impact factor is a financial metric used to assess journal profitability.
• The impact factor measures the number of articles published in a journal.

how many quartiles are in scientific foreign peer-reviewed journals?

• 4
• 5
• 3
• 2

What is SJR?

• Standard Journal Ranking (SJR)
• Scimago Journal Rank (SJR)
• Scholarly Journal Review (SJR)
• Scientific Journal Rating (SJR)

What are 4 types of scientific articles?

• 1.research articles

  2.review articles

  3. 3.theoretical articles

  4. 4. editorials

• 1.emperical articles

  2.experiment articles

  3. 3.theoretical articles

  4. 4. editorials

• 1.research-based articles

  2.peer-review articles

  3. 3.theoretical articles

  4. 4. editorials

• 1.research-based articles

  2.review articles

  3. 3.theoretical-emperical articles

  4. 4. editorials