Exactly. I don't have strong opinions on which norms are best, but they are strikingly different!
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Dunno, and I am not defending social science, but back to Physics and you can go and copy paste Astronomy papers, almost, as long as you apply it to a new star. Is it productive? Don't conflate quantity with quality.
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If you read papers in the leading journals of sociology and psychology, they seem very different. ASR/AJS papers tend to be involved discussions of 'here's how this major theory should change, and here's empirical evidence' while top psych papers tend to be smaller in scope.
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Psych is a guessing game. Math is knowing. Lots to say when one is guessing, therefore the plethora of papers better suited for the loo.
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But does 17 journal papers... Do they replicate, bro?
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Goodharting risk: High
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Not that I have any clue what would be a *better* metric to track for a young professor-hopeful.
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