Ecological Psychology

期刊简介：Ecological Psychology is the official journal of the International Society for Ecological Psychology. Membership in the society includes a subscription to the journal. The journal publishes theoretical, experimental and methodological articles that address the processes underlying behavior from an ecological point of view. The intent of the journal is to provide a forum for investigations that expand the boundaries of cognitive systems to include not only the brain but the body and the environment as well. Of particular interest are studies that illuminate perception, action and cognition in terms of the lawful dynamical principles that underlie the organization of nature at multiple scales. Articles from disciplinary domains beyond psychology are encouraged. Topics can include perception, control and coordination of action, cognition, neuroscience, communication, learning, development, and social perception and interaction, whether in humans or other species. In addition to basic research, contributions from applied fields (e.g., rehabilitation, sports, human factors, robotics, machine learning) and philosophy (e.g., ontology, epistemology) are also welcome. Peer Review Policy: Unless noted otherwise, all articles in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and review by two or more referees. Publication office: Taylor & Francis, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106 Readership: Professionals with an interest in the understanding of psychological problems arising from the study of animal-environment systems.

【译文】《生态心理学》是国际生态心理学会的官方期刊。协会的会员资格包括订阅该杂志。该杂志发表理论、实验和方法论文章，从生态角度探讨行为背后的过程。该杂志的目的是提供一个研究论坛，扩大认知系统的边界，不仅包括大脑，还包括身体和环境。特别令人感兴趣的是根据多尺度自然组织基础的合法动力学原理来阐明感知、行动和认知的研究。鼓励来自心理学以外学科领域的文章。主题可以包括感知、控制和行动协调、认知、神经科学、沟通、学习、发展以及社会感知和互动，无论是人类还是其他物种。除了基础研究外，还欢迎来自应用领域（例如康复、体育、人为因素、机器人、机器学习）和哲学（例如本体论、认识论）的贡献。同行评审政策：除非另有说明，本期刊中的所有文章都经过严格的同行评审，基于最初的编辑筛选和两名或更多审稿人的评审。出版办公室：Taylor & Francis, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106 读者群：对了解动物环境系统研究中产生的心理问题感兴趣的专业人士。