Posted on 29 May 2020
Has there ever been a better moment to switch to an open-access software for creating experiments? Join Candice Morey on 12 May at 15:00 (UK time) for an introduction to some of the popular options currently available. Sebastiaan Mathôt will demonstrate OpenSesame, Jon Peirce will showcase PsychoPy, and Claudia von Bastian will represent Tatool.
Everyone is welcome: join here (no registration necessary)
Posted on 05 May 2020
We're very happy to announce that our third volume is now well underway, with two papers already online and more soon to follow. After a very successful 2019, we look forward to publishing some more excellent papers in 2020.
View the full table of contents here.
Posted on 30 Jan 2020
The Journal of Cognition invites proposals for Special Research Collections, similar to special issues of traditional print journals. Special Research Collections should focus on an important topic within the scope of the journal, and should include at least three manuscripts (typically 3-6 contributions) with corresponding authors from at least three different universities. Proposals should include a working title for the collection, a brief case for why the topic is important and timely, and a tentative list of the special collection content (including corresponding authors who have agreed to take part, and working titles of papers, if available). Please send your proposal to MoreyC@cardiff.ac.uk.
If your proposal is accepted, the European Society for Cognitive Psychology will pay the article processing charges for the content. The proposer(s) of the special collection normally act as associate editor for submissions to the collection, with assistance from the editorial board where needed to avoid conflicts of interest.
To submit a proposal, please download, complete and return the application form.
Posted on 27 Jan 2020
We're very happy to announce the publication of a special collection looking at attention and working memory. This collection features a theoretical review by Oberauer describing various ways attention has been conceptualized and applied to understanding memory, cataloguing their differences, and weighing the strength of evidence for each. There is then follow up critical commentaries from experts on attention, cognitive control, and working memory with a reply from Oberauer.
View each publication at https://www.journalofcognition.org/collections/special/theoretical-review/
Posted on 05 Nov 2019
Journal of Cognition is very happy to announce the launch of volume 2 with three new publications. Accompanying an Editorial from Candice Morey, we have a paper on spoken-word recognition from David Liben-Nowell et al (http://doi.org/10.5334/joc.51) and another on measures and performance on the Antisaccade Eye Movement Task from B. B. Magnusdottir et al (http://doi.org/10.5334/joc.52).
Candice Morey, the journal's EiC, has also been speaking to Ubiquity Press, reviewing the reasoning for turning to open access, the first year of publishing, and plans for 2019. Read the Q&A at https://t.co/IhWjErzzRD.
Posted on 24 Jan 2019
The Journal of Cognition is now open for submissions for the inaugural volume. If you wish to submit a paper for our launch, please read our About page and author guidelines to help guide your submission.
The journal is keen to reward reviewers and reduce Article Processing Charges (APCs), so is offering reduced APCs for authors who have previously reviewed for the journal as well as ESCoP members. View the publication fees policy for more details.
Posted on 26 May 2017
Posted on 26 May 2017