We prefer and give priority to original research, which in most cases will be in psychology. We also accept summaries of papers on STEM topics.
Sometimes. Our main concern is that if “research” is presented to us without a supervisor’s name attached to it, we run the risk of being defrauded by somebody who simply had a Large Language Model such as ChatGPT instantly generate it for them. Having a supervisor who is either a teacher or a professor attach their name to the submission greatly increases our confidence that the work is legitimate. If you are considering embarking on research without a supervisor, contact our Chief Editor, Dr. Glen MacPherson, at glen.macpherson@gmail.com, which will considerably increase the chances that your research will be published.
For general formatting, all submissions should be in APA 7, including an abstract and references page. Times New Roman 12 is the suggested font. Your full name and email should be included on the submission. For further guidance in regards to writing, visit our editor evaluation.
Congratulations! If your research follows our guidelines, you can expect to be emailed with our suggested revisions in 3-6 weeks.
Afterwards, you will get the opportunity to edit your writing, and submit the final draft for review, which typically takes 3-4 week. Afterwards, you are notified if your paper was approved for publication.
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For some studies yes, and for some studies no. Contact the Editor in Chief, Dr. Glen MacPherson, at glen.macpherson@gmail.com, for advice. In short, if your study is strictly observational and anonymous, then you should have no problems. If you are interacting with participants in a way that is completely free from any potential harm, then in some cases you can avoid formal ethics review. Contact the Editor for more details.
Yes! Upon publication, you will be given the option to request community service hours for your work.