Credit (Collaboration Roles)

Correspondences & Analysis magazine maintains that it is essential to identify the form of collaboration of the co-authors of an article, in order to expose individual contributions, reduce disputes between authors and improve academic participation. To achieve this objective, Correspondences & Analysis adheres to the use of CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) to expose, in a systematic way, the type of contribution made by each author in the investigative process, which is presented below:

Project administration:

Management and coordination for research planning and execution activities.

Acquisition of funds:

Financial support for the execution and publication of the research.

Formal analysis:

Application of statistical, mathematical, computational or other formal techniques to analyze or synthesize study data.

Conceptualization:

Enunciation of ideas, objectives and general goals of the investigation.

Data curation:

Activities to manage metadata, delete and maintain research data, in phases of use and reuse.

Writing - proofreading and editing:

Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the published work, including the stages prior to publication.

Research:

Development of the research process, specifically conducting experiments or collecting data/evidence.

Methodology:

Development, design of methodology and/or creation of models.

Resources:

Provide study materials, reagents, patients, animals, laboratory samples, instruments, computer resources or other tools for analysis.

Writing - original draft:

Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the published work, specifically the writing of the initial draft (includes, if relevant in terms of the volume of translated text, the translation work).

Software:

Programming, software development, design of computer software, implementation of technical support code and algorithms, testing of existing code components.

Supervision:

Responsibility for the supervision and leadership for the planning and execution of the research activity, including external tutoring.

Validation:

Verification of the replicability and reproducibility of the results, experiments and other research products.

Visualization:

Preparation, creation and/or presentation of the published work.