AIMS AND SCOPES:

Chronicles of Behavioral Psychology is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal that publishes high-quality research articles, reviews, and theoretical contributions related to the field of behavioral psychology. The journal aims to promote the understanding of human behavior through empirical research and theoretical discussions in various areas of psychology.

The main objective of the journal is to publish original research articles and reviews that address key topics in behavioral psychology, including but not limited to, behavioral assessment and intervention, applied behavior analysis, developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and psychopathology. The journal also welcomes contributions that examine the application of behavioral psychology to real-world problems, including clinical, educational, organizational, and societal issues.

The scope of Chronicles of Behavioral Psychology includes research that investigates the causes, mechanisms, and consequences of human behavior, as well as interventions aimed at modifying and improving behavior. The journal is particularly interested in articles that provide new insights into the nature of behavior and its underlying mechanisms, and that have important implications for the practice of psychology.

The topics covered by the journal include, but are not limited to:

  1. Behavioral Assessment and Intervention:

Keywords: behavioral assessment, functional analysis, behavioral intervention, behavior modification, behavioral skills training, behavioral activation, behavioral economics, behavior therapy, contingency management, cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy.

  1. Applied Behavior Analysis:

Keywords: behavior analysis, behaviorism, operant conditioning, classical conditioning, stimulus control, reinforcement, punishment, extinction, shaping, chaining, task analysis, precision teaching, fluency-based instruction, functional communication training, naturalistic teaching strategies.

  1. Developmental Psychology:

Keywords: child development, adolescent development, socialization, cognitive development, emotional development, moral development, attachment, temperament, language development, social cognition, theory of mind, executive function, self-regulation, parenting, family relationships.

  1. Cognitive Psychology:

Keywords: perception, attention, memory, language, reasoning, decision making, problem solving, cognitive control, working memory, long-term memory, cognitive load, cognitive development, cognitive neuroscience, neuropsychology.

  1. Neuroscience:

Keywords: brain function, neural systems, neural plasticity, neuroimaging, neuromodulation, neurofeedback, neuropharmacology, sensory processing, motor control, learning and memory, cognitive neuroscience, neurodevelopmental disorders.

  1. Psychopathology:

Keywords: mental disorders, diagnostic classification, etiology, assessment, treatment, evidence-based practice, cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, behavioral activation, exposure therapy, behavioral medicine, comorbidity.

  1. Social Psychology:

Keywords: social influence, social perception, attitudes, prejudice, stereotyping, intergroup relations, social identity, social cognition, social emotions, social comparison, interpersonal relationships, group dynamics, social neuroscience.

  1. Organizational Psychology:

Keywords: employee motivation, job satisfaction, leadership, teamwork, organizational behavior management, performance management, personnel selection, training and development, occupational health and safety, work-life balance, diversity and inclusion.

  1. Educational Psychology:

Keywords: learning and instruction, curriculum development, student motivation, classroom management, educational technology, educational assessment, teaching effectiveness, teacher training, special education, academic interventions, educational psychology research.

  1. Behavioral Medicine:

Keywords: health behavior, health promotion, health psychology, behavioral medicine, medical adherence, chronic illness, pain management, stress management, addiction, sleep disorders, eating disorders

  1. Psychopharmacology
  2. Behavioral genetics
  3. Biological psychology
  4. Cognitive psychology
  5. Comparative psychology
  6. Developmental psychology
  7. Educational psychology
  8. Evolutionary psychology
  9. Forensic psychology
  10. Health psychology
  11. Industrial-organizational psychology
  12. Neuropsychology
  13. Positive psychology
  14. Psychophysics
  15. Social psychology
  16. Sport psychology
  17. Rehabilitation psychology
  18. Mental health counseling
  19. Behavior modification
  20. Animal behavior
  21. Applied behavior analysis
  22. Behavioral economics
  23. Behavioral finance
  24. Behavioral medicine
  25. Cognitive-behavioral therapy
  26. Community psychology
  27. Consumer behavior
  28. Counseling psychology
  29. Criminal psychology
  30. Cross-cultural psychology
  31. Ecological psychology
  32. Educational measurement and evaluation
  33. Environmental psychology
  34. Experimental psychology
  • Family therapy
  1. Health education
  • Human factors psychology
  • Hypnotherapy
  • Interpersonal psychotherapy
  1. Legal psychology
  2. Medical psychology
  3. Military psychology
  4. Multicultural psychology
  5. Occupational therapy
  6. Organizational psychology
  7. Pediatric psychology
  8. Performance psychology
  9. Personal development
  10. Personality psychology
  11. Psychoanalysis
  12. Psycholinguistics
  13. Psychology of religion
  • Psycho-oncology
  1. Psychopharmacotherapy
  2. Psychosocial oncology
  • Psychotherapy
  1. Rational emotive behavior therapy
  2. School psychology
  3. Sexual therapy
  4. Speech and language therapy
  5. Positive reinforcement
  6. Negative reinforcement
  7. Punishment
  8. Classical conditioning
  • Operant conditioning
  1. Cognitive psychology
  • Behavioral therapy
  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy
  • Humanistic psychology
  1. Psychoanalytic psychology
  2. Psychodynamic psychology
  3. Developmental psychology
  • Social psychology
  1. Abnormal psychology
  2. Neuropsychology
  • Environmental psychology
  1. Educational psychology
  2. Forensic psychology
  3. Health psychology
  4. Sport psychology
  5. Geropsychology
  6. Industrial-organizational psychology
  • Consumer psychology
  1. Psychology of religion
  2. Evolutionary psychology
  • Applied behavior analysis
  1. Behavior modification
  2. Group therapy
  3. Family therapy
  4. Couples therapy
  5. Mindfulness-based therapies
  6. Positive psychology
  • Motivational interviewing
  1. Psychopharmacology
  2. Animal behavior
  • Perception
  1. Attention
  2. Memory
  3. Language
  4. Thinking and problem-solving
  5. Emotions
  6. Personality
  7. Self-concept
  8. Social cognition
  9. Prejudice and discrimination
  10. Stereotyping
  11. Attitudes
  12. Interpersonal attraction
  13. Interpersonal communication
  14. Group dynamics
  15. Social influence
  16. Social norms
  17. Social facilitation
  18. Social loafing
  19. Altruism
  20. Aggression
  21. Prosocial behavior
  22. Intergroup relations
  23. Conflict resolution
  24. Conformity
  25. Obedience
  26. Stereotype threat
  27. Self-fulfilling prophecy
  28. Self-esteem
  29. Self-regulation
  30. Social identity
  31. Groupthink
  32. Leadership
  33. Communication
  34. Nonverbal communication
  35. Language acquisition
  36. Bilingualism
  37. Speech disorders
  38. Language development
  39. Autism spectrum disorder
  40. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
  41. Learning disabilities
  42. Developmental disabilities
  43. Neurological disorders
  44. Stroke
  45. Traumatic brain injury
  46. Dementia
  47. Cognitive impairment
  48. Substance abuse
  49. Addiction
  50. Depression
  51. Anxiety
  52. Bipolar disorder
  53. Schizophrenia
  54. Personality disorders
  55. Eating disorders
  56. Sleep disorders
  57. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  58. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
  59. Phobias
  60. Panic disorder
  61. Self-harm
  62. Suicidal ideation
  63. Coping mechanisms
  64. Stress management
  65. Resilience
  66. Trauma
  67. Child abuse
  68. Domestic violence
  69. Sexual assault
  70. Workplace harassment
  71. School bullying
  72. Mental health stigma
  73. Therapy ethics
  74. Confidentiality
  75. Informed consent
  76. Teletherapy
  77. Cultural competence
  78. LGBTQ+ issues in therapy
  79. Feminist therapy
  80. Multicultural counseling
  81. Intersectionality
  82. Psychotherapy integration
  83. Therapeutic alliance
  84. Evidence-based practice
  85. Therapeutic modalities
  86. Client-centered therapy
  87. Solution-focused therapy
  88. Acceptance and commitment therapy
  89. Dialectical behavior therapy
  90. Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
  91. Psychodynamic therapy
  92. Family systems therapy
  93. Narrative therapy
  94. Gestalt therapy
  95. Art therapy
  96. Music therapy
  97. Theoretical models of behavioral psychology
  98. Positive psychology interventions
  99. Operant conditioning and behavior modification
  100. Developmental psychology and behavior
  101. Psychology of addiction and substance abuse
  102. Behavioral economics and decision making
  103. Mindfulness and behavior change
  104. Psychological factors in chronic pain management
  105. Gender and sexuality in behavioral psychology
  106. Psychology of motivation and goal setting
  107. Neuropsychology and behavior
  108. Cultural influences on behavior
  109. Cyberpsychology and online behavior
  110. Environmental psychology and behavior
  111. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
  112. Animal behavior and cognition
  113. Social cognition and behavior
  114. Psychology of procrastination and time management
  115. Technology addiction and behavior
  116. Health psychology and behavior change
  117. Behavioral genetics and heritability
  118. Multicultural counseling and therapy
  119. Psychopathology and behavioral interventions
  120. Psychology of aging and behavior
  121. Behavioral factors in obesity and weight management
  122. Evolutionary psychology and behavior
  123. Positive reinforcement and behavior change
  124. Psychology of human-animal interactions
  125. Psychology of leisure and recreational behavior
  126. Eating disorders and behavior change
  127. Theories of personality and behavior
  128. Self-control and behavior change
  129. Psychology of sports and exercise behavior
  130. Behavioral interventions for autism spectrum disorders
  131. Social learning theory and behavior
  132. Psychological trauma and behavior change
  133. Health behavior and prevention
  134. Behavioral interventions for depression and anxiety
  135. Biofeedback and behavior change
  136. Psychology of sleep behavior
  137. Behavioral interventions for phobias
  138. Psychology of self-esteem and behavior
  139. Psychology of human sexuality and behavior
  140. Behavioral interventions for ADHD
  141. Psychology of stress and behavior
  142. Social psychology of conformity and behavior
  143. Psychology of assertiveness and behavior
  144. Behavioral interventions for OCD
  145. The psychology of creativity and behavior
  146. Environmental influences on behavior
  147. Psychology of learning and memory
  148. Behavioral interventions for personality disorders
  149. Behavioral interventions for substance abuse disorders
  150. Psychology of goal-directed behavior
  151. Cognitive psychology and behavior change
  152. Psychology of decision making and behavior
  153. Behavioral interventions for eating disorders
  154. Psychology of group dynamics and behavior
  155. Psychology of leadership and behavior
  156. Behavioral interventions for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  157. The psychology of relationships and behavior
  158. Behavioral interventions for anger management
  159. Psychology of body image and behavior
  160. Behavioral interventions for self-harm
  161. Cultural competence in behavioral interventions
  162. Psychology of interpersonal communication and behavior
  163. Behavioral interventions for impulse control disorders
  164. Psychology of forgiveness and behavior change

Chronicles of Behavioral Psychology aims to provide a platform for researchers, academicians, and professionals from different fields of behavioral psychology to share their research findings, knowledge, and expertise in a comprehensive and easy-to-understand manner. Our mission is to promote research and education in the field of behavioral psychology and to disseminate new findings and best practices to practitioners, educators, and researchers worldwide.

We strive to achieve our mission by publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed articles that cover a wide range of topics in behavioral psychology. We are committed to promoting open access to our journal, making it accessible to researchers, educators, and practitioners around the world. We aim to foster collaboration and communication among behavioral psychology professionals, and we encourage submissions from researchers and practitioners from diverse backgrounds.

Our vision is to be a leading publisher in the field of behavioral psychology, promoting the highest standards of research and education. We seek to provide a platform for cutting-edge research that advances our understanding of human behavior and mental processes. We aspire to be a trusted source of information for practitioners, educators, and researchers worldwide, and to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities through our research and educational efforts.

The scope of the journal includes all areas of behavioral psychology, including but not limited to: learning and conditioning, cognition and perception, motivation and emotion, personality and individual differences, social and cultural psychology, developmental psychology, and clinical psychology. We also welcome articles that examine the intersection of behavioral psychology with other disciplines, such as neuroscience, biology, education, sociology, and anthropology.

In summary, Chronicles of Behavioral Psychology is dedicated to advancing the field of behavioral psychology through the publication of high-quality, open-access research articles. We aim to provide a platform for researchers, practitioners, and educators to share their knowledge, expertise, and research findings, with the goal of promoting evidence-based practices and improving the lives of individuals and communities.