Editorial Board
The researchers who decide what the Journal of Human Psychology publishes, and what each of them works on.
JHP ISSN 2644-1101 Crossref DOI prefix 10.14302 Open access · CC BY 4.0 Published by Open Access Pub
What the editorial board does
The editorial board is responsible for the journal’s scholarly content. Its members read submissions in their own fields, choose and weigh the reviewers, take the decision on each manuscript, and act on concerns about the integrity of the work.
Every member below holds the role of editorial board member, and manuscripts are handled by the member whose field the submission falls in.
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Scope
Deciding whether a manuscript addresses a question inside the journal's stated remit, and returning work that belongs in a different journal. Aims and scope
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Review
Selecting subject-matter reviewers, reading their reports, and weighing them against the manuscript. Editorial policies
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Decision
Reaching and recording the editorial decision, and explaining it to the author. Editorial policies
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Integrity
Acting on concerns about ethics, consent, authorship, data or duplicate publication, and on competing interests including their own. Editorial policies
- Members
- 20
- Countries
- 15
- Peer review
- Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request
- Decisions
- Taken by the handling editor, independently of fees, services or memberships
Editorial board
Listed alphabetically by family name. Each entry carries the affiliation, country, research areas and identifiers the member’s own record states.
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Michael Bozarth
Editorial Board Member · United StatesState University of New York at Buffalo
Research areas- Self-actualization theory
- client-center therapy models
- behavior modification and learning-based theories of psychopathology
- psychopharmacology
- biological psychiatry
- harm-reduction strategies
- addiction theories
- animal models
- neurobiological basis of addiction
- treatment models
- psychopharmacology of abused drugs
- neuropsychopharmacology
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Donatella Di Corrado
Editorial Board Member · ItalyFull Professor, Università degli Studi di Enna Kore, Enna
Research areas- Sport Psychology
- Attention
- Stress
- Qualiti of Life
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Alicia Garcia-Falgueras
Editorial Board Member · NetherlandsNetherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam, Netherlands, National Library of Spain
Research areas- Brain
- Behavioral Neuroscience
- Neurobiology
- Neuroanatomy
- Behavioral Analysis
- Behavioral Testing
- Historical Research
- Computer Security
- Gender Studies
- Immunohistochemistry
- Neuroanatomy and behavior: hypothalamus and hippocampus
- Homeostasis in sports and body temperature
- Brain and Music
- Psychological questionnaires and tests
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Svetlana Gurieva
Editorial Board Member · RussiaProfessor of psychology, Saint Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg
Research areas- Cross-cultural management
- Cross-cultural communications
- Cross-cultural psychology
- Ethnic relationships and ethnic conflicts
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Nasim Habibzadeh
Editorial Board Member · United KingdomTeesside university
Research areas- Bone and joint
- lipids
- Body mass
- body type
- music
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Aly Hassan
Editorial Board Member · EgyptFaculty of Physical Education, Department of Educational, Psychology, and Social Sciences in Physical Education, Doctor of Philosophy
Research areas- Sport Psychology
- Personality Psychology
- Health Psychology and Health Promotion
- Emotion
- Behavior and Psychological Study
- Psychometrics and Psychological Assessment
- Stress and Mental Health
- Mental Health & Psychological Sciences
- Depression
- Anxiety and Mental Health
- Psychology & Behavioral Sciences
- Cognitive Psychology
- Educational Psychology
- Applied Cognitive Psychology
- Behavioral Psychology
- Counseling Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Psychological Assessment and Evaluation
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Jon-Chao Hong
Editorial Board Member · TaiwanResearcher, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei
Research areas- Games
- Creativity
- Learning
- Educational Games
- Teaching
- Blended Learning
- Pre-Service Teachers
- Teaching and Learning
- Cooperative Behavior
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Larkin Lamarche
Editorial Board Member · CanadaYork University
Research areas- Health and exercise psychology
- body image and health
- social self-preservation theory
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Giuseppe Lanza
Editorial Board Member · ItalyProfessore Associato, Università di Catania, Catania, Sicilia
Research areas- Clinical Psychology
- Cognitive Science
- Neuropsychology and Neuroscience
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Kalliopi Megari
Editorial Board Member · GreecePart-time lecturer, Western Macedonia University School Of Psychology, Florina
Research areas- Clinical Neuropsychology
- Health Psychology
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Christopher Mesagno
Editorial Board Member · AustraliaVictoria University
Research areas- Choking under pressure
- Performance anxiety
- Self-presentation & fear of negative evaluation
- Attentional control & concentration
- Pre-performance routines
- Coping skills training
- Mindfulness & resilience
- Social media & sport performance
- Exercise & mental health
- Sport participation & motivation
- Collective team collapse
- Ageing & physical activity
- Emergency nursing wellbeing
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Michael Noll-Hussong
Editorial Board Member · GermanyClinic of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy
Research areas- Biology
- Engineering
- Neuroscience
- Clinical Psychology
- Computer Science
- Physiology
- Human Biology
- Neuropsychology
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Raul Quevedo-Blasco
Editorial Board Member · SpainThe Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center, University of Granada (CIMCYC-UGR)
Research areas- Health Psychology and Bibliometry
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Kana Safrina Rouzi
Editorial Board Member · IndonesiaDr, Universitas Alma Ata, Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta
Research areas- Educational Psychology
- Islamic Educational Psychology
- Islamic Psychology
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Giulia Savarese
Editorial Board Member · ItalyUniversity of Salerno, Fisciano, Campania
Research areas- Child abuse
- Disability
- Adolescence
- Psychology of life of style and health care
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Iwanna Sepiadou
Editorial Board Member · GreeceResearch areas- Cognitive Psychology
- Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy
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Sam Vaknin
Editorial Board Member · RussiaVisiting Professor, Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don, Rostov-on-Don
Research areas- psychology
- finance
- economics
- philosophy
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Jin Wang
Editorial Board Member · ChinaCollege of Education, Zhejiang University
Research areas- Sport and exercise psychology (Performance under pressure, Choking under pressure, Competitive anxiety, Coping)
- Social psychology in sports
- Psychology in leisure
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Yi-Sheng Wang
Editorial Board Member · ChinaProfessor, Minnan Normal University, Zhangzhou, Fujian
Research areas- Consumer behavior
- Strategic Management
- Management
- Business
- Marketing Management
- Change Management
- International Business
- Business Model Innovation
- Technology & Innovation
- Business Networking
- Organizational Development
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Daniele Zullino
Editorial Board Member · SwitzerlandHospitals University of Geneva
Research areas- Addictions
- Cyberaddictions
- Impulsivity
- Psychopharmacology
Corrections to a member’s affiliation, research areas or identifiers are made by the journal on request. Write to [email protected].
How manuscripts are handled
Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request.
All submissions undergo initial editorial screening. Manuscripts that meet the journal’s scope and minimum requirements proceed to independent peer review. Manuscripts that proceed to external peer review are normally evaluated by at least two independent subject-matter experts.
Manuscripts are assessed for scope, scholarly quality, methodological rigor, ethical compliance, and research integrity.
Independence
Decisions rest with the handling editor and are independent of fees, services, memberships, or any role an author holds with the journal or the publisher.
Competing interests and recusal
Board members handle manuscripts in their own areas and are expected to decline any manuscript in which they hold a competing interest; a manuscript authored by an editor is handled independently of that editor.
Editorial policies Guidelines for editors Guidelines for reviewers
Research with human participants
Almost everything the journal publishes involves people who agreed to take part in it, which is what the board is reading for when it assesses a submission’s ethics.
- Approval and consent. Research involving human participants must be conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki, and authors must declare Institutional Review Board or ethics committee approval, confirm that informed consent was obtained, and confirm adherence to applicable national and institutional privacy regulations.
- Measurement. Instruments should be identified, and their scoring and psychometric basis described well enough for a reader to judge what was measured.
- Reporting. Every empirical research manuscript must include a data-availability statement.
- Trial registration. Interventional clinical trials must be registered in an accepted public trial registry at or before the first participant provides consent for enrollment. The registry name, registration number, and registration date must be reported in the manuscript.
Concerns about a published article, including authorship, consent, data or competing interests, are handled through the journal’s editorial policies and may be raised at [email protected].
Related pages
Reviewers carry the reading the board decides on
Researchers working in the journal’s domains are welcome to review for it. The reviewer guidelines set out what a report should cover and how the journal handles manuscript files; the editor guidelines describe how a handling editor works through a submission. To offer to review, write to [email protected] with your field and a link to your ORCID record.
Journal of Human Psychology (JHP)
ISSN 2644-1101 · Crossref DOI prefix 10.14302 · Open access under CC BY 4.0 · Published by Open Access Pub