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Psychological services: A wonderful journey
Patrick H DeLeon1, Gary R VandenBos2
1American Psychological Association.
Psychological Services
|October 27, 2022
Summary
This editorial reflects on the founding and mission of Psychological Services journal, emphasizing its commitment to serving psychologists in public service and interdisciplinary settings. The journal aimed to increase diverse participation in editorial roles.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Scholarly Publishing
Background:
- Psychological Services journal was founded in 2006 with a specific mission.
- The journal aimed to serve psychologists in public service and interdisciplinary settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish a division's journal tailored to the needs of its membership.
- To increase the participation of psychologists from nonacademic settings in the editorial process, focusing on diversity.
Main Methods:
- The editorial team engaged with division leadership and past presidents for input.
- Content was crafted to align with the interests and needs of the membership.
Main Results:
- The journal successfully established itself as a platform for psychologists in public service.
- Efforts were made to foster inclusivity in editorial roles.
Conclusions:
- The journal's editorial strategy prioritized the membership's needs and encouraged diverse participation.
- Ongoing engagement with leadership ensured the journal remained relevant to its audience.
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