Shared first authorship

Code Clone Authorship - A First Look

Code clones are said to threaten the maintainability of software systems. Changes to one cloned code sequence likely require propagation to its copies. Proper change propagation may be more difficult when the clones are created and maintained by different authors. We present an approach to track the authors of code clones and report on a first case study. The results indicate that the number of...

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Effect of Shared Decision-making on Decisional Conflict and Uptake of First-trimester Screening Tests

Introduction: Several factors influence women’s decision to take First Trimester Screening (FTS) tests. These factors are associated with the ambivalence of women toward undergoing screening tests.  Objective: This study aimed to investigate the effect of Shared Decision-Making (SDM) about undergoing FTS on Decisional Conflict (DC) immediately after consultation and uptake of FTS. Materials a...

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The editorial board of the Korean Journal of Family Medicine has received several queries, especially regarding publication ethics. Among the many areas of research publication ethics, the authorship dispute has been one of the most popular issues. Some authors may request the addition of an extra author or removal of others. Sometimes, they want co-authorship (co-first authorship or co-corresp...

Mutual Implicit Question Answering for Shared Authorship: A Pilot Study on Player Expectations

The typical goal of an experience manager in an interactive narrative is to create a sense of shared authorship that lends the player freedom to personalize the experience while still meeting the author’s constraints on structure. This can be difficult when the player and author only communicate with one another through their actions. Each new action causes new questions to arise, assumptions t...