Scientometrics and Altmetrics : Trends and Issues MCQ/LIS QUIZ Welcome to your SCIENTOMETRICS AND ALTMETRICS : TRENDS AND ISSUES MCQ/LIS QUIZ 1. Who coined the term ‘Webometrics’? Almind and Ingwerson Vassily V. Nalimov and Z.M Mulchenko Alan Pritchard None 2. Which one of the following services offers the researchers monitoring of all types of feedback about their scientific work? PLoS ReaderMeter PaperCritic ImpactStory None 3. Which of the following bibliometric laws describe the frequency of publications by the author? Zipf’s law Bradford’s law Lotka’s law None of the above None 4. The study of the quantitative aspect of production, dissemination, and use of recorded information is called Blogometrics Cybermetrics Scientometrics Bibliometrics None 5. Which one of the following topics is mainly applied for ‘Scientometric’ studies? Science policy and decision indicators Growth of science and scientific institutions Behavior of science and scientists All of the above None 6. The Journal Impact Factor was devised by: Eugene Garfield Derek de Solla Price Alan Pritchard Jorge E. Hirsch None 7. The study of the quantitative aspects of information in any form, not just records or bibliographies and any social group, not just scientists is called: Wikimetrics Informetrics Webometrics Blogometrics None 8. Which one of the following web services is an analysis of scholarly tweets? ReaderMeter ScienceCard CrowdoMeter None of the above None 9. IRINS is a research information management system that captures scholarly communication artifacts such as people who do research, their research activities, achievements, and their research output. True False None 10. Which of the following academic identities are integrated with IRINS? ORCID ID and Scopus ID Microsoft Academic ID and Google Scholar ID None of the above All of the above None 11. The Impact Factor (IF) is: The average number of publications in the particular year. The total number of publications in the particular year. The total number of citations received for each published article in the particular year. The average number of citations received for each published article in the particular year. None 12. The areas of ‘webometrics’ research are as follows: Web page content and web link structure analysis Web usage and web terminology analysis All of the above None of the above None 13. Who developed the ‘law of scattering’? Derek De Solla Price Samuel C. Bradford Eugene Garfield Alfred J. Lotka None 14. The e-index is a/an __ Associated with excess citations Associated with low citation All of the above None of the above None Please fill in the comment box below. Time's upNo related posts.
