PsyCh Journal - Wiley Online Library
PsyCh Journal is the first English-language academic journal of psychology in China, hosted by the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and published by Wiley, a globally renowned publishing group. The journal will be issued worldwide and will publish six issues per year, with the inaugural issue set to be released in the first quarter of 2012. As a comprehensive professional journal of psychology, PsyCh Journal is dedicated to exploring the mysteries of the human mind and behavior, understanding human society and culture, and promoting human psychological health. It publishes original and review articles on basic and applied research in various branches of psychology and related disciplines.
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British Psychodrama Association
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Department of Psychology, University of Edinburgh
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