Psychology Research Journal

Psychology Research Journal (PRJ) is a peer-reviewed journal publishing one volume annually. We publish empirical (quantitative and qualitative) reports on all topics relevant to the science and application of psychology. Reports of experimental, correlational, and descriptive findings are welcome. 

We particularly encourage submission of brief reports, pilot or preliminary findings, replications, and null findings. Literature syntheses of empirical findings and related theoretical implications or revisions are also considered.

We are interested in publishing papers on both traditional topics in psychology and new lines of psychological research which might find less acceptance in other journals. PRJ strives to maintain an attitude of openness and fairness towards all authors regardless of their status, affiliation, or reseaerch topic.

Regardless of manuscript length, topic, or if findings are significant or null, authors should include sufficient existing literature to support hypotheses and methodology, necessary methodological information for replication, and a discussion of the findings in the context of previous literature/theory.