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Shivam Agarwal¹, Shahid Latif¹, Fabian Beck¹

¹paluno, The Ruhr Institute of Software Technology, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.

|September 16, 2020

Summary

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PhD students in visualization research cope well with paper rejections. Key strategies include discussing reviews, planning resubmissions, revising work, and viewing rejection as a learning experience.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Information Science

Background:

Academic paper rejection is a common challenge for PhD students.
Understanding coping mechanisms is crucial for researcher development in visualization.

Approach:

A questionnaire study was conducted with 24 PhD students in visualization research.
Qualitative analysis focused on support, resubmission, handling multiple rejections, and review perceptions.

Key Points:

Visualization PhD students generally manage paper rejections effectively.
Experience aids in improving and resubmitting rejected work.
Prominent strategies involve collaborator discussions, revision planning, and embracing rejection as learning.

Conclusions:

Effective coping strategies for rejected visualization papers have been identified.
These strategies promote constructive handling of negative reviews and researcher resilience.