Military Psychology

期刊简介：Content: Military Psychology is the bimonthly journal of Division 19 (Society for Military Psychology) of the American Psychological Association . The journal seeks to publish groundbreaking articles on research and clinical practice addressing the application of psychological principles to the military environment. The journal publishes research articles, reviews, communications, and case studies having military applications in the areas of Clinical and Counseling Psychology, Health, Social and Personality Psychology, Industrial and Organizational Psychology and Human Factors. Timely topics of major concern to military psychology will also be covered in special journal issues. Military Psychology is international in scope, and the editors encourage submission of articles that address research being carried out in a variety of national settings. Contributions will be considered under two major formats: Regular Articles include Research Articles and Reviews . Research articles contain the reports of original empirical research or quantitative systematic reviews (e.g. meta-analyses). Reviews include scholarly integrations of individual areas of empirical research that provide new insights into an area of military psychology. Regular articles should not exceed 35 pages, inclusive of all text, abstract, references, tables, and figures. Brief Reports include Short Research Articles, Clinical Practice Notes, and Communications . Short Research Articles are original in their empirical or theoretical contributions but are smaller in scope than a Regular Article or Review. These articles may describe work that is largely confirmatory, advance knowledge arising as by-products of broader studies, or represent new research techniques and methodologies. Clinical Practice Notes include case studies, theoretical articles, program development evaluations, and research articles of direct application for military psychologists in clinical settings. Communications include Information on policies and trends that affect the support and direction of research in military psychology. Brief reports should not exceed 20 pages, inclusive of all text, abstract, references, tables, and figures. The review process is the same for Regular Articles and Brief Reports. Authors can indicate whether their manuscript should be considered as a Regular Article or a Brief Report. The Action Editor or Editor in Chief may recommend that a Regular Article be trimmed down to a Brief Report based on the judged contribution of the manuscript. Comments and Letters to the Editor will be published on a space-available basis. Methods articles are a medium-length, peer-reviewed article type that describes an advancement or development of current methods and research procedures. Methods should include adequate and appropriate validation to be considered. Any datasets associated with the paper must publish all experimental controls and make full datasets available where possible. If there are concerns about identifying factors in datasets, these should be discussed with the Editor-in-Chief prior to submission. Please note that authors submitting protocol and methodology articles have the option to share their methods on PROTOCOLS.IO . Please note, this is not required for submission but is encouraged. Registered Reports are a form of empirical article in which the methods and proposed analyses are pre-registered and reviewed prior to the research being conducted. High quality protocols are then provisionally accepted for publication before data collection commences. Acceptance in principle indicates that the article will be published pending successful completion of the study according to the pre-registered methods and analytic procedures, as well as inclusion of a defensible and evidence-based interpretation of the results. Full details on the registered reports workflow and policies can be found here . Data Notes are a short, peer-reviewed article type that concisely describes research data (datasets) stored in a repository, prior to submission. Data Notes do not include any interpretation or conclusion of the data (see preparing your paper). Data Notes should only describe the data. The dataset of Data Notes can be either original (not previously published) or be issued from a published research article as long as the datasets have not already been published. Comments and Letters to the Editor will be published on a space-available basis. A non-exhaustive sampling of topics appropriate for Military Psychology includes: Mental Health and Combat Exposure Environmental contributors to individual and unit performance Training deterioration over time Trust in automation among UAV operators Health and wellbeing of LBGQ service members Social support and wellbeing for military personnel and their families Unit cohesion and morale Adaptive and maladaptive leadership Functioning of military teams Moral injury Psychometric properties of symptom checklists Comparative effectiveness of treatments for PTSD Military-Civilian transitions Determinants of retention and reenlistment Stress and coping Military sexual trauma Stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination Personality traits as predictors of performance Stigma and barriers to mental health treatment Prevalence of mental disorders in military populations Determinants of resilience among military personnel Sexual harassment prevention Situation awareness training for pilots Reintegration challenges for reserve component personnel Peer Review Policy: Once a manuscript is processed it is assigned a manuscript control number and given to an Action Editor (one of the Associate Editors) for editorial oversight. The Action Editor will oversee the review process, obtain review from two or more subject matter experts, prepare an editorial recommendation for the manuscript that is provided to the Editor-in-Chief for examination, and following approval by the Editor-in-Chief communicates the final decision to the author(s). The Editor-in-Chief oversees the processing of all articles submitted to the journal and ensures the decision letters are provided to authors in a timely manner. Publication office: Taylor & Francis, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Suite 850, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

【译文】内容： 《军事心理学》是美国心理学会第19部（军事心理学会）的双月刊杂志。该杂志致力于发表有关研究和临床实践的开创性文章，探讨心理学原理在军事环境中的应用。该杂志发表在临床和咨询心理学、健康、社会和人格心理学、工业和组织心理学以及人为因素领域具有军事应用的研究文章、评论、通讯和案例研究。军事心理学主要关注的及时话题也将在特刊中涵盖。军事心理学的范围是国际性的，编辑鼓励提交涉及在不同国家环境中进行的研究的文章。贡献将按两种主要格式进行考虑：常规文章包括研究文章和评论。研究文章包含原始实证研究或定量系统评价（例如荟萃分析）的报告。评论包括对实证研究各个领域的学术整合，为军事心理学领域提供新的见解。常规文章不应超过 35 页，包括所有正文、摘要、参考文献、表格和图形。简短报告包括简短的研究文章、临床实践笔记和通讯。简短的研究文章在实证或理论方面具有原创性，但范围比常规文章或评论要小。这些文章可能描述的工作在很大程度上是证实性的、作为更广泛研究的副产品而产生的先进知识，或者代表了新的研究技术和方法。临床实践笔记包括案例研究、理论文章、程序开发评估以及军事心理学家在临床环境中直接应用的研究文章。交流包括影响军事心理学研究的支持和方向的政策和趋势的信息。简短报告不应超过 20 页，包括所有文本、摘要、参考文献、表格和图形。普通文章和简要报告的审查过程相同。作者可以表明他们的手稿是否应被视为普通文章或简要报告。行动编辑或主编可能会根据对稿件的贡献判断，建议将常规文章精简为简短报告。评论和给编辑的信将在有空间的情况下发表。方法文章是一种中等长度的同行评审文章类型，描述当前方法和研究程序的进步或发展。方法应包括要考虑的充分且适当的验证。与论文相关的任何数据集都必须发布所有实验对照，并尽可能提供完整的数据集。如果对识别数据集中的因素存在疑问，应在提交之前与主编进行讨论。请注意，提交协议和方法文章的作者可以选择在 PROTOCOLS.IO 上分享他们的方法。请注意，这不是必须提交的，但我们鼓励这样做。注册报告是实证文章的一种形式，其中的方法和拟议的分析在研究进行之前进行预先注册和审查。然后，在数据收集开始之前，高质量的方案将被暂时接受并发表。原则上接受表明，该文章将在根据预先注册的方法和分析程序成功完成研究以及包含对结果的可辩护和基于证据的解释之前发表。有关注册报告工作流程和政策的完整详细信息可以在此处找到。数据注释是一种简短的同行评审文章类型，它在提交之前简洁地描述了存储在存储库中的研究数据（数据集）。数据注释不包括对数据的任何解释或结论（请参阅准备论文）。数据注释应仅描述数据。数据笔记的数据集可以是原始的（以前未发表过的），也可以是从已发表的研究文章中发布的，只要数据集尚未发表即可。评论和给编辑的信将在有空间的情况下发表。非详尽抽样