Translational Issues in Psychological Science® (TPS) is a critical issues translational journal, with each issue on a different topic representing multiple viewpoints on psychological science.
Each issue of TPS concentrates on a single important, timely, and/or potentially controversial theme in translational science that is of broad interest to scientists, practitioners, and the general public. Each article reports or reviews research spanning quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods approaches and concludes with an application section. Periodically, TPS issues also include a separate section with non-themed, general topic articles
The format of TPS has four characteristics that make the journal unique:
- Each issue is based on a different theme within psychological science, broadly defined, that is edited by a different special issue editor.
- Each issue has a different guest editor working with a team of associate editors who are advanced predoctoral or early postdoctoral scholars.
- Each article will have at least one senior scientist author and one student author.
- Each article will focus on extending findings in psychological science to a broader audience including, but not limited to, public interest, practitioners, and scientific scholars.
Disclaimer: APA and the editors of Translational Issues in Psychological Science assume no responsibility for statements and opinions advanced by the authors of its articles.
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