KnowraMatthew effectLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Matthew effect, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 8Nobel Prize controversiesRelated: Nobel recognition can amplify existing reputations and concentrate credit.CredentialismRelated: Prestigious credentials can amplify earlier advantages through preferential access to later opportunities.CitationRelated: Citation counts can reinforce existing differences in scholarly visibility.Robert K. MertonBroader topic: Merton used this idea to explain how recognition in science compounds prior advantage.NatureRelated: Publication in a prominent journal can amplify recognition for authors and their research.BibliometricsRelated: Citation visibility can amplify existing differences in scholarly recognition.Research assessmentRelated: Assessment can amplify existing advantages when prior prestige influences later judgments and funding.Scientific communityRelated: It shows how credit and opportunity can concentrate within scientific networks.Stigler's law of eponymyRelated: Merton's related account of unequal scientific recognition helps explain how eponyms persist.