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Medicine: Internal medicine: Neurosciences. Biological psychiatry. Neuropsychiatry: Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system: Psychiatry: Therapeutics. Psychotherapy

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ISSN Online : 2750-6630

publication fee: none

Manuscript submission: https://gep-submission.formr.org/

Global Environmental Psychology (GEP) is a peer-reviewed, fully open journal that is published online under the PsychOpen GOLD programme of the Leibniz Institute for Psychology (ZPID). GEP is endorsed by the International Association of People-Environment Studies (IAPS), by the environmental psychology section of the German Psychological Society (DGPs), and the Society for Environmental, Population, & Conservation Psychology (Division 34 of the American Psychological Association).

GEP has had an excellent start with many regular submissions and two special issues. The articles for the special issue “Living with Environmental Change,” edited by Charles Ogunbode and Susan Clayton, are appearing steadily. The articles in the second special issue entitled “Responding to the Socio-Ecological Crisis: Collective Action and Activism,” which are edited by Sara Vestergren, Sebastian Bamberg, and Winnifred Louis, will be published simultaneously next spring.

example book chapter:

https://www.igi-global.com/chapter/rethinking-the-publish-or-do-not-graduate-paradigm/345639

International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy (IJIP) is official journal of IIPA, the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association. The Journal publishes original peer-reviewed papers concerning theory, practice and research in Integrative Psychotherapy (IP).The Journal accepts papers presenting new developments in theory and practice, case studies, research articles and papers that review existing work in the area. IJIP is indexed in ERIH PLUS，ifx0， and DOAJ.

The primary objective of scientific studios in social and political psychology is to comprehend the underlying mechanisms that shape human interactions, attitudes, beliefs, and decision-making processes within a broader societal and political framework. Researchers in these studios often investigate various phenomena, such as prejudice, intergroup relations, political ideologies, social influence, leadership, conflict resolution, and collective behavior.

Through empirical research, experiments, surveys, and theoretical analyses, these scientific studios aim to provide valuable insights into understanding and addressing critical issues related to social justice, inequality, power dynamics, political polarization, discrimination, authoritarianism, and social change. By studying how individuals perceive and respond to social and political stimuli, researchers can contribute to the development of evidence-based interventions, policies, and strategies that promote positive social outcomes and enhance democratic processes.

Moreover, scientific studios on social and political psychology play a pivotal role in fostering dialogue, critical thinking, and informed decision-making among policymakers, practitioners, and the general public. By disseminating research findings through publications, conferences, and public engagement initiatives, these studios contribute to raising awareness, challenging misconceptions, and promoting evidence-based practices that foster social cohesion, equality, and civic participation.

In conclusion, scientific studios dedicated to social and political psychology serve as vital hubs for advancing knowledge, fostering interdisciplinary collaborations, and addressing pressing societal challenges. By illuminating the intricate interplay between individual psychology and broader social structures, these studios offer valuable insights that can inform policy decisions, promote social justice, and cultivate a more inclusive and equitable society.

link of journal:sppstudios.com.ua

it is Ukrainian journal and free to publish. it also partially translates website into Ukrainian.

to see all issues you can see the website. they have published 30 issues so far.

Manuscript submission is relatively easy. Archiving is also possible in the official website of the Ukrainian university.

Additional information has been provided by Kadir Uludag. Feel free to provide feedback if you believe any modifications are required.

email: kadiruludag233@gmail.com

Our list comprises journals that do not charge publication fees. Initially, our focus is on journals related to psychology and medical sciences.

We believe that we should support open access publication without publication fee.

if you are interested in to apply for it you can send us an email:

Kadir Uludag

email:kadiruludag@mails.ucas.ac.cn

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