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This paper aims to investigate the extent to which researchers displaycitation, and wants to examine whether there are researcher differences incitation personal display at the level of university, country, and academicrank. Physicists in 11 well-known universities in USA, Britain, and China werechosen as the object of study. It was manually identified if physicists hadmentioned citation counts, citation-based indices, or a link to Google ScholarCitations (GSC) on the personal websites. A chi-square test is constructed totest researcher differences in citation personal display. Results showed thatthe overall proportion of citation personal display is not high (14.8%), with129 of 870 physicists displaying citation. And physicists from differentwell-known universities indeed had a significant difference in citationpersonal display. Moreover, at the national level, it was noticed thatphysicists in well-known Chinese universities had the highest level of citationpersonal display, followed by Britain and the USA. Further, this study alsofound that researchers who had the academic rank of professor had the highestcitation personal display. In addition, the differences in h-index personaldisplay by university, country or academic rank were analyzed, and the resultsshowed that they were not statistically significant.

Citation personal display: A case study of personal websites by physicists in 11 well-known universities