Psychology and Behavioral Research Journal

Description

The Psychology and Behavioral Research Journal is an open-access, peer-reviewed publication of ISRN Journals that focuses on the publication of high-quality research in human behavior, cognition, motivation, and wellbeing in social, educational, and organizational settings. The journal invites research that makes significant contributions to theory, measurement/methodology, and research that demonstrates high practical value. The research domains include behavioral science, cognition, social psychology, motivation and emotion, mental wellbeing and stress, psychological measurement and assessment, organizational behavior, learning and behavior modification, and applied psychological interventions. The journal emphasizes research that is conducted ethically and is based on sound methodologies, such as experimental and quasi-experimental designs, survey and scale development research, qualitative research based on sound conceptual and analytical frameworks, and mixed-method research that combines the best of quantitative and qualitative research. The journal welcomes research that addresses contemporary behavioral science concerns, such as wellbeing in the workplace and schools, behavior modification for health and safety, the psychological effects of technology, and culturally grounded psychological research. The Psychology and Behavioral Research Journal serves as an essential publication avenue for psychologists and researchers to publish their research in psychology, behavioral science, organizational behavior, psychological measurement, and mental wellbeing, as it outlines its research domains and follows an effective editorial process to facilitate online discovery of published research.