Change of Title: Psych Becomes Psychology International

We are excited to announce a significant transformation to the identity and scope of our esteemed journal. As of 22 March 2024, Psych [1] (ISSN 2624-8611) will be transitioning to a new name, Psychology International [2] (ISSN 2813-9844), aligning more accurately with the breadth and depth of the content we curate and the aspirations we hold.

Since its inception in 2019, Psych has served as a beacon of excellence in the fields of psychology and psychiatry, fostering rigorous scholarship and facilitating global discourse among researchers and practitioners alike. Over the years, our journal has been privileged to publish more than 300 articles spanning various subfields, from cognitive psychology to sports psychology, reflecting the rich tapestry of inquiry within the realm of psychological sciences.

As we evolve into Psychology International, our journal will place greater emphasis on psychological research, with studies on psychiatry to feature in our sister journal, Psychiatry International. The purpose of this partition is to acknowledge the wealth of research available and the diverse content and readership in both fields. Our commitment to excellence remains unwavering. We continue to be an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to disseminating original research, reviews, and short communications across the diverse landscape of psychology. Our editorial scope encompasses a wide array of subfields, including but not limited to the following:

• Abnormal psychology;
• Behavioral psychology;
• Biopsychology;
• Clinical psychology;
• Counseling psychology;
• Cognitive psychology;
• Cultural psychology;
• Developmental psychology;
• Educational psychology;
• Environmental psychology;
• Evolutionary psychology;
• Forensic psychology;
• Health psychology;
• Industrial and organizational psychology;
• Personality psychology;
• Psychodynamics and psychoanalysis;
• Psychometrics and social statistics;
• Social psychology;
• Sports psychology.

Our primary goal remains to facilitate the exchange of psychological knowledge between researchers worldwide, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and advancing theoretical understanding within the field. With a rigorous peer-review process and a commitment to upholding standards of excellence, Psychology International stands as a testament to the collective pursuit of knowledge and understanding of human behavior and mental processes.

We invite researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts from around the globe to join us in this exciting journey as we continue to push the boundaries of psychological inquiry and contribute to a comprehensive understanding of human experience.