What is the impact factor of Psychology and Aging?

3.6. The 2022 impact factor of Psychology and Aging is 3.6. By the impact factor, Psychology and Aging falls within the top 4% of scholarly journals.

Psychology and Aging Top Institutions: scientometric...

3.6(top 4%)

Impact Factor

4.2(top 4%)

extended IF

192(top 1%)

H-Index

1.1K

authors

3.7K

papers

209.5K

citations

6.8K

citing journals

40.9K

citing authors

Institutions

Institution	Articles	Citations	A Rank	C Rank
University of California	153	7.6K	255	255
Max Planck Institute for Human Development	108	10.2K	2	1
University of Michigan	103	6.2K	255	255
Georgia Institute of Technology	96	3.8K	131	125
Pennsylvania State University	94	5.6K	221	130
Brandeis University	62	3.9K	37	35
University of Southern California	56	2.5K	255	255
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign	47	2.3K	221	185
Stanford University	46	6.3K	255	255
University of Toronto	46	3K	255	255
North Carolina State University	45	1.5K	255	255
Humboldt University of Berlin	40	2.1K	169	110
Lone Star College System	38	2.1K	255	255
University of Wisconsin–Madison	37	1.8K	255	255
University of Pittsburgh	36	2.4K	255	255
University of Missouri	36	1.5K	255	231
University of Zurich	32	1K	255	255
Duke University Hospital	31	896	255	255
Duke University	31	2.7K	255	239
Arizona State University	31	1.7K	255	255

A Rank refers to the ranking of Psychology and Aging in the given institution according to the number of articles, and C Rank according to the number of citations.

How are inpact factors calculated?

The impact factor (IF) is calculated by counting citations from peer-reviewed journals only.

extended IF also counts citations from books and conference papers. However, no patent, abstract, working papers, online documents, etc., are covered.

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