Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research

About The Journal
 

Journal Overview

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research (JPR) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the promotion of research in the field of psychophysiology. This interdisciplinary journal focuses on the study of the physical and physiological responses of individuals to psychological and sociocultural stimuli and their associated changes in behavior. JPR encourages the submission of innovative research, theoretical works, and clinical findings related to the study of psychophysiological responses and responses that are associated with mental health issues, investigations of social interactions, and exploration of the mental state of individuals in different contexts.

Scope of JPR:

Psychology, Psychiatry, Cognitive science, Neuroscience, Social science, Health science, Behavioral medicine, Biomedical engineering, Physiology, Clinical psychiatry, Clinical psychopharmacology, Cognitive impairment etc.

Remaining Scope can be viewed at Aim and Scope 

Advantages 

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research(JPR) publishes research papers, reviews, and case studies, each of which is peer-reviewed for accuracy and quality. All accepted papers will be published in digital formats and can also be made freely available as open access which allows for maximum dissemination. Additionally, authors benefit from fast publication turnaround time. 

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research(JPR) provides authors with an ideal platform to showcase their research and gain recognition within the field of primatology. With our open access platform, authors can also rest assured that their work will reach a wider readership and have a larger impact on the field. 

Submission Procedure

All submissions to the journal are subject to an initial screening for appropriateness, with any selected submissions subsequently undergoing a rigorous peer-review process. Submissions are welcome from all researchers. All research articles accepted to the journal are published under a Creative Commons Attribution license. 

Instructions for authors

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research(JPR) aims to publish research that is both timely and of the highest quality. To achieve this, the journal provides clear instructions for authors when submitting manuscripts. All papers submitted to JPR must include a detailed study proposal, an ethical declaration form, and detailed information about any funding sources. The research must have undergone sufficient peer review, with relevant experts consulted and the authors must present a full and transparent disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest. JPR only accepts research that complies with applicable guidelines and regulations, and all authors must have obtained the necessary ethical clearance. JPR also encourages authors to share data or resources that are necessary to reproduce the reported results.

Editorial Board 

The board is responsible for evaluating and selecting the best work for publication, as well as offering guidance on the development of the journal and its content. It is made up of experienced members from related disciplines, with the members of the board actively involved in the peer-review process.

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research(JPR) has established a reputation for high-quality research and strives to ensure that the journal is always up-to-date with the most recent advances in primatology. To achieve this, the JP consistently publishes stimulating, innovative, and cutting-edge content that moves the field forward. The journal encourages submissions from authors of all backgrounds and experiences in order to broaden its reach and broaden the scope of research in the field. 

In the process of evaluating submissions, the editorial board of the JPR makes sure that manuscripts conform to the journal's ethical and scientific standards. This is done through a rigorous single-blind peer-review system.

Article Processing Charges

Journal of Psychophysiology Practice and Research(JPR) strives to publish the highest quality content by utilizing a single-blind peer review system and rigorous editorial standards. To ensure the quality and integrity of its content, the journal imposes a publication fee for each article accepted for publication. This fee covers the costs associated with the peer-review process, copy-editing, typesetting, and other production costs.