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Taking the next steps: Promoting open science and expanding diversity in Law and Human Behavior
Bradley D McAuliff1, Jennifer S Hunt2, Lora M Levett3
1Department of Psychology.
Law and Human Behavior
|February 15, 2019
Summary
This editorial highlights journal flourishing through a high submission and 80% rejection rate. Future initiatives focus on research transparency, improved peer review, and increased diversity in content and decision-making.
Area of Science:
- Scientific Publishing
- Journal Management
Background:
- The journal experiences a high submission rate and an 80% rejection rate, indicating a robust and flourishing publication.
- This success provides an opportunity to enhance the journal's quality and impact.
Discussion:
- The editorial outlines three key initiatives aimed at journal improvement.
- These initiatives are designed to elevate the journal's standing and contribution to scientific discourse.
Key Insights:
- Promoting transparency, openness, and reproducibility in published research.
- Enhancing the alignment between authors and reviewers for more effective peer review.
- Expanding the diversity of journal content and decision-making bodies.
Outlook:
- Implementation of these initiatives is expected to refine the journal's offerings.
- These changes aim to foster a more inclusive and rigorous scientific publishing environment.
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