MAY ISSUE 2009 (2/2009)

EUROPE'S JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY

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We are pleased to announce that the SECOND EDITION FROM 2009 of Europe's Journal of Psychology (EJOP) is posted online and can be accessed at http://www.ejop.org/archives/2009/05/index.html. EJOP is an open access and peer reviewed e-journal publishing four issues per year.

The current issue includes:

• Editorial: Research that makes a difference by Cary L. Cooper
• Interview: Creativity as social: The progress of a promising idea. Interview with Dr. Ronald Purser by Vlad Glaveanu
• Research reports:
  • Work hours, work intensity, satisfactions and psychological well-being among Turkish manufacturing managers by Ronald J. Burke, Mustafa Koyuncu, Lisa Fiksenbaum and Fusun Tekin Acar
  • The efficacy of cognitive behavioral couple’s therapy (CBCT) on marital adjustment of PTSD–diagnosed combat veterans by Khodabakhsh Ahmady, Gholamreza Karami, Sima Noohi, Arastoo Mokhtari, Hamide Gholampour and Ali-Akbar Rahimi
  • Conflict resolution strategies and organisational citizenship behaviour: The moderating role of trait Emotional Intelligence by Samuel O. Salami
  • Expression of Aggressive Tendencies in the drawings of children and youth who survived the Northern Pakistan earthquake by Zainab Fotowwat Zadeh and Sonia Mairaj Malik
  • Age and motives for volunteering: Further evidence by María Celeste Dávila and Juan Francisco Díaz-Morales

Theoretical contributions:

• Chôra: creation and pathology. An inquiry into the origins of illness and human response by Nicoletta Isar
• Psych-Aetiology Graph (PAG) by Saoud Al Mualla
• Role of the fuzzy system in psychological research by Govind Singh Kushwaha and Sanjay Kumar

Book review: Being Human: Relationships and You. A Social Psychological Analysis authored by Knud S. Larsen, Reidar Ommundsen, Kees van der Veer, a review by Vlad Glaveanu

Global PsyPulse: The South-East European Regional Conference of Psychology 2009 and The 10th European Conference on Psychological Assessment

 

Europe's Journal of Psychology is a free online quarterly peer-reviewed journal publishing original studies, research, critical contributions, interviews and book reviews in any field of psychology written by and intended for both psychologists and psychology students worldwide. Articles can be submitted at any time and generally the review process (double-blind peer review) takes between four and six weeks. Consequently the journal has one of the fastest and most effective peer review systems shortening considerably the time between submission and publication.

 

For more details visit our webpage at www.ejop.org. Please send any questions or comments to psy.journal@gmail.com.

 

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