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Table 1 Characteristics of recruited respondents (n = 121)

From: Effect of an educational intervention on the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of healthcare workers at King Hussein Cancer Center towards predatory publishers

Variable

n (%)

Sex

 Male

43 (35.5)

 Female

78 (64.5)

Work Designation

 Intern

3 (2.5)

 Resident

1 (0.8)

 Junior consultant

6 (5.0)

 Senior consultant

23 (19.0)

 Nurse

35 (28.9)

 Pharmacist

33 (27.3)

 Medical student

2 (1.7)

 Others

18 (14.9)

Published manuscripts throughout one’s career

 ≤ 5

83 (68.6)

 6 – 10

15 (12.4)

 11 – 15

6 (5.0)

 16 – 20

2 (1.7)

 21 – 25

4 (3.3)

 26 – 30

2 (1.7)

 > 30

9 (7.4)

Published manuscripts as first author

 ≤ 5

100 (82.6)

 6 – 10

10 (8.3)

 11 – 15

4 (3.3)

 16 – 20

3 (2.5)

 21 – 25

2 (1.7)

 26 – 30

0 (0.0)

 > 30

2 (1.7)

Published manuscripts as corresponding author

 ≤ 5

99 (81.8)

 6 – 10

13 (10.7)

 11 – 15

3 (2.5)

 16 – 20

2 (1.7)

 21 – 25

1 (0.8)

 26 – 30

0 (0.0)

 > 30

3 (2.5)

Publishing in Open Access journals

 Yes

67 (55.4)

 No

54 (44.6)

Receiving predatory emails

 Yes

78 (64.5)

 No

43 (35.5)