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Area of Science:

Psychology
Applied Psychology

Background:

The Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied is a key publication in the field.
The December 2013 issue marks a new direction for the journal.

Discussion:

The editor outlines a strategic plan to enhance the journal's impact.
Focus will be placed on research with direct relevance to psychological practice.

Key Insights:

The journal aims to strengthen its position by prioritizing high-impact experimental psychology research.
Emphasis on studies that demonstrate clear links between psychological science and real-world applications.

Outlook:

The editorial team is committed to advancing both the scientific rigor and practical utility of published research.
Future issues will feature studies that exemplify the synergy between experimental psychology and its applied domains.