American Journal of Human Psychology

About the Journal

The American Journal of Human Psychology (AJHP) is an open-access and double-blind peer-reviewed international journal publication platform to develop academic and research collaboration in the fields of Human Psychology. AJHP aims to publish articles that include those containing substantially supported theories, innovative works, substantial experimental results, and/or useful and constructive discussions or reviews standardized to regional or international acceptance. AJHP reviews papers within the shortest possible time of submission and publishes accepted articles on the internet immediately upon receiving the final versions.

ISSN: 2994-8878 (Online)

Aim & Scope
The journal aims to contribute to global society through interaction, exchange of ideas, and discussions in the field of human psychology. The journal publishes articles that include those containing substantially supported theories, innovative works, substantial experimental results, and/or useful and constructive discussions or reviews standardized to regional or international acceptance. All articles are reviewed quickly and professionally copyedited and checked for similarity to ensure quality and faster publication.

Frequencies of publication
One issue in a year while it accepts articles throughout the years and publishes online immediately after receiving the final version of the manuscript from the author.

Area of publication
All the areas of Human Psychology but not limited to investigations into
◉ Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience
◉ Behaviors
◉ Beliefs
◉ Clinical Psychology
◉ Movement Science
◉ Neuro psychoanalysis
◉ Cognitive Science
◉ Comparative Psychology
◉ Neuroscience
◉ Organizational Psychology
◉ Perception
◉ Consciousness Research
◉ Control of Action
◉ Cultural Psychology
◉ Decision Neuroscience
◉ Perception Science
◉ Personality and Social Psychology
◉ Philosophical Psychology
◉ Psychopathology
◉ Sexual Attitudes
◉ Sport Psychology
◉ Theoretical Psychology
◉ Sex and Sexuality Studies
◉ Related Cognitive Processes
◉ Psychoanalysis
◉ Quantitative Psychology, etc.