Call for Papers – Psychology of Consciousness – new journal

View in browser Forward to a Friend Psychology of Consciousness Editor: Steven Jay Lynn, PhD Editorial Coverage Statement: Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice is a cross-disciplinary journal that encompasses neuroscience, social, cognitive, experimental, and clinical psychology. It publishes articles on theory, research, methodology, and clinical applications related to the psychology of consciousness. For more information, including how to submit a manuscript, click here. Call for Papers: Psychology of Consciousness Dear Dr. Nielsen, Your recently published research suggests that you are doing the type of high-quality scholarly work we publish in the new APA journal, Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice (PSYCON). Action editors Brandon Gaudiano, Guy Montgomery, Erik Woody, and I would like to encourage you to submit a relevant, original research paper for consideration. Psychology of Consciousness is a cross-disciplinary journal encompassing neuroscience, social, cognitive, experimental, and clinical psychology. The journal will focus on (a) topics that traditionally fall under the rubric of consciousness, (b) the scientific study of phenomena and experiences often considered to lie outside the boundary of traditional psychology, and (c) clinical approaches to modifying attention and consciousness. Articles on theory, research, and methodology are welcome. Areas of interest include: Attention, awareness, and automaticity The neuroscience and psychobiology of consciousness Hypnosis, suggestion, and suggestibility Meditation, mindfulness, and interventions for modifying consciousness Placebo effects Sociocultural effects on consciousness Fantasy, daydreaming, and mind-wandering Hallucinations and delusions Individual differences Consciousness states associated with psychopathology Phenomenology and measurement of conscious states Unusual/anomalous experiences (e.g., mystical and near-death experiences, effects of hallucinogenic drugs, déjà vu) Lucid dreaming, narcolepsy, sleep paralysis, effects of sleep deprivation on consciousness, minimally conscious states Dissociation (e.g., depersonalization, derealization, out-of-body experiences) We hope you will consider submitting a new paper for potential publication in Psychology of Consciousness. Every published article is included in PsycINFO® and PsycARTICLES®, the world’s most comprehensive and widely used psychological databases. Published articles are available to a global audience of over 3,000 institutions and 40 million potential users. You can find additional information regarding the journal at www.apa.org/pubs/journals/cns. You may also proceed directly to our electronic submissions webpage. Best wishes, Steven Jay Lynn, PhD Editor, Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice You are receiving this message to help you make full use of APA resources. Your email address was obtained from the APA author databases. Electronic communication costs a fraction of printing and mailing, making it cost effective and timelier. This message is a one-time mailing. To unsubscribe, send a message to this email contact: APAJournals, or send a regular mail post to the address: Business Development, APA Journals, 750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002-4242. You may also call 800-374-2721 extension 7171.

This message was intended for: tore.nielsen

Advertisement