Kendall Soucie and I are excited to announce our special issue: Storytelling and narrative-based approaches in psychology research and practice in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications (IF = 3.5; Q1 in Social Sciences)
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Please reach out if you have any questions! Thank you :)
PS: APC fee = US$1,690 (π), but check out the open access support portal. https://t.co/vaRu8dbYwu
His guidance on & off the court helped me navigate a new country & culture. I wouldn't be the person I am today without him. Congrats on your retirement, "Dad"! ππ¨π¦ @croodb@Wesmenathletics
Words can't express my gratitude to Coach David Crook (athletic director at U of Winnipeg). As an international student in Canada, he wasn't just a coach but a mentor and parent. He patiently guided me through my psych classes, showing me how to read complex academic material.
Researchers are very critical of the OA publishers. What about other OA journals in SAGE, Cell Press ... ? I keep rejecting the paper, but the AE keeps sending me their revisions. The authors didn't even address my concerns. Guess what - it is published! Good job!
APA TOPSS: Seeking nominations for psychologists to be highlighted in a resource set for high school psychology teachers: Demonstrating the diversity of national origin and immigration status in the field of psychology.
Our chapter "Generativity, Environmentalism, and the Political Divide" is online now!
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Check out this new book! https://t.co/8hwAUSEW5D
Join us in Queens, New York, for the 50th AME conference! Weβll discuss surviving todayβs challenges from the perspective of moral and civic education, focusing on βBetween Is and Ought: Meaningful Engagement in a Morally Complex World.β Registration is Ongoing.
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This is 2024 - this psychology journal has no like for qualitative research... Decision letter: "Although we agree that qualitative studies would yield new information and insights, ....xxx is not a suitable journal to publish qualitative studies..." Nice!