Asian Journal of Social Psychology (AJSP) is published by the Asian Association of Social Psychology and Wiley. The journal is ISI-listed, and is read widely throughout the world.
Asian Journal of Social Psychology publishes high-impact original research in all areas of personality and social psychology from Asia and the rest of the world. The journal is concerned with all aspects of social psychological processes, including, among others, self and identity, social cognition, attitude and behaviour, emotions, individual differences, health and well-being, social influence, communication, interpersonal behaviour, group processes, and intergroup relations. The journal welcomes manuscripts addressing these processes, regardless of whether a cultural focus and/or Asian emphasis is present. Articles should be explanatory for quantitative studies and interpretive for qualitative studies rather than merely descriptive and must significantly advance current social psychological theories. The journal also welcomes systematic reviews and meta-analyses, interdisciplinary studies, methodological innovations, and research in applied psychology with social psychological significance. Manuscripts that report only cross-sectional data and/or rely solely on self-reports may be considered if they are part of multiple studies, make research breakthrough, or propose novel theories. The journal is committed to advancing robust, reproducible, and open science to drive real impact.
Members of AASP can access the full content of the journalby entering their member login on the AASP website and then clicking through to journal content here.
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Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology is devoted to advancing psychological science by providing an international platform for timely dissemination of important research ideas and findings. Although the title of the journal mentions the Pacific Rim, it aims also to go beyond this regional focus, and publish high quality articles that address issues that challenge contemporary societies. The journal seeks to foster mutual capacity-building among the Pacific Rim regions in the research domain, and also to engage with North American and European perspectives. It is a general-interest journal that publishes articles demonstrating scientific excellence across the entire spectrum of psychological science. The journal publishes in fields including cognitive, social, developmental, educational, industrial, organizational, and health psychology, as well as cognitive neuroscience, and other related topics. The journal welcomes submissions, including empirical research articles, short reports, reviews, meta-analysis, replication and commentary, from any part of the world.
The AJSP/AASP ReviewersTraining Workshop was successfully held on Nov 7, 2024 with the help of Drs. Vivian Lun, Albert Lee, our two associate editors, and Dr. Kim-Pong Tam, our former editor-in-chief. We are sharing the recording of the lecture part of this workshop.
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