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totals of the respective columns as a frequency table. All columns were totaled
horizontally, to get totals per article, and vertically, as a cross check to ensure all
references were accounted for.
g) Sorting the articles based on total references accumulated enabled identification of
those references greater than 10 total references. These 789 references were copied
to a separate file.
h) Looking at these 789 references gave the impression of having too much data, so
to further limit the total data to be analysed, the list was shortened to only include
those with greater than 14 total references. This figure was selected to permit the
inclusion of McClelland’s 1965 article. This revision gave a list of 476 articles. The
layout of this table is described in the section be low.
3.2.3.03 An initial eleven column table layout was used with the respective columns,
from left to right, consisting as follows:
1. First author name, in the format used b y Web of Science.
2. Other author s as identified by the article / text.
3. Year of publication; for articles the year of publication is used. If texts, the
same except when there are multiple editions then there is a range of years,
however the first year is the one actually used.
4. Short title of the journa l or text, as per the for mat used by Web of Science,
as mentioned above this sometimes was prone to changes.
5. Type :
• T = text as in book
• J = journal article
• JE = jour nal article that was part of the episteme of 2,161,
• JNW = journal article not in the Web of Science – discussed
further in the next chapter.
6-11. VC1, VC2, VC3, VC4, Bal, Total. Being that discussed in section
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