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Guidelines to submitting manuscripts for publication in "Psychology" JournalAuthor Guidelines
Guidelines for submitting manuscripts for publication in the Psychology JournalAll manuscripts submitted to the journal should be original work that has not been published before. The text should be written in Russian or English language. All articles (including those written by PhD students) are published free of charge. Please send your manuscript as a Microsoft Word file (any version) to psychology.hse@gmail.com Additional information to be submitted with the manuscript: 1. An abstract of 200 to 250 words and up to 12 key words. 2. Portrait photograph(s) of the author(s) (at least 800 pixels in height, in jpg or tif format with minimal compression). 3. Short bio(s) (up to 400 characters per author) that should include the following information about the author(s):
Guidelines for different sections in the Journal The Journal publishes articles written by Russian and foreign researchers presenting original positions in academic and applied psychology, analytical reviews, short reports focused on empirical studies and information about current scientific events in Russia and the rest of the world. Papers. General Section. The following types of articles are accepted in this section:
All types of articles require the author to prove their position regarding the psychological or inter-disciplinary problem in question. When submitting an article the author should state its genre. The papers are restricted to 45 000 characters including spaces. Papers. Short reports. The Short reports section accepts articles that present original work and has not been published before. The text should be written in Russian or English. The paper should present an empirical study. The following structure is recommended. The first section outlines the problem and provides its theoretical analysis, literature review, research goals and hypotheses (if appropriate). The research should clearly address the state of the art in Russian and international science. Literature review should be linked to hypotheses and subsequent empirical study. The Method section describes the sample (number of respondents, their age, gender and other necessary information), stimuli or measurement techniques used (with references) and procedure. The Results section describes the facts obtained; the section should include descriptive statistics and statistical analyses used. The Discussion section provides interpretation of the results in accordance with the goals and hypotheses set; the obtained results should be compared with the results of similar studies. The structure can vary depending on the particular research; however, we recommend the authors to follow it as closely as possible. The papers are restricted to 18,000 characters including spaces. Reviews and literature reviews. This section accepts papers addressing contemporary publications in academic and applied psychology as well as literature reviews that 1) demonstrate broad coverage and representation of the materials, 2) provide original psychological analysis of the reviewed materials, 3) shed light on the common understanding of the problem in question; 4) not just review, but also define a problem based on the analysis conducted. The papers are restricted to 10,000 characters including spaces for reviews and to 18,000 characters including spaces for literature reviews.
Submission Preparation ChecklistAs part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
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