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The ortega hypothesis, individual differences, and cumulative advantage

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A comment on “Testing the Ortega Hypothesis: Facts and Artifacts” by M. H. MACROBERTS and B. R. MACROBERTS,Scientometrics, 12 (1987) 293.

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Lawani, S.M. The ortega hypothesis, individual differences, and cumulative advantage. Scientometrics 12, 321–323 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02016673

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