JEPS Bulletin

Journals in psychology, although most of them are not yet Open Access (optimistically speaking) as previous posts have indicated, function as working memory of scientific findings. They usually follow the idea of collecting and saving and commonly sharing findings... [Read More]

[caption id="attachment_790" align="alignleft" width="214"] Source: Scargle, 2000[/caption] "The literature of social sciences contains horror stories of journal editors and others who consider a study worthwhile only if it... [Read More]

Students encounter problems with formatting headings according to the APA Style surprisingly often. 9% of manuscripts of submitted to the <a title="Journal of European Psychology... [Read More]

One of the first skills we learn at the beginning of our university career is how to search properly for psychological literature. It reflects one of the first steps we employ conducting a psychological study and follows us throughout the... [Read More]

As a psychology student you have to face certain barriers, when you have the possibility to do research. Those barriers mostly concern the university you are studying at. If... [Read More]