This study developed a comprehensive bibliometric framework by integrating data from Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar, leveraging the unique strengths of each platform. The dataset, comprising 6,000 papers, was proportionally distributed across the three sources, with 40% from Scopus and 30% each from Web of Science and Google Scholar.…

The rapid evolution of scientific research has created a pressing need for efficient and versatile tools to aid researchers. While using artificial intelligence (AI) to write scientific articles is unethical and unreliable due to the potential for inaccuracy, AI can be a valuable tool for assisting with other aspects of research, such as language…

An increase in scholarly publishing has been accompanied by a proliferation of potentially illegitimate publishers (PIPs), commonly known as "predatory publishers." These PIPs often engage in fraudulent practices and publish articles that are not subject to the same scrutiny as those published in journals from legitimate publishers…