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Editor-in-Chief:
David A. Smith, Ph.D., ABPP Applied & Preventive Psychology: Current Scientific Perspectives publishes empirically-based theoretically-focused reviews of laboratory, survey, epidemiological, and public health research on the treatment and prevention of psychological problems. Although data are the foundation of APP articles, theoretical elaborations of data are especially encouraged and afforded additional space. APP’s scope is broad and interdisciplinary, encompassing prevention, intervention, and assessment as well as training, methodology, and philosophy of science. Beyond its core audiences in clinical and counseling psychology and psychiatry, APP also seeks clinical extensions of basic cognitive, biological, developmental, family, personality, and social research. Applied & Preventive Psychology: Current Scientific Perspectives is proactively edited by the Editorial Council which, in consultation with the Associate Editors, selects the most pertinent topics to be covered and invites especially qualified authors to contribute. Although solicited, all contributions are peer-reviewed and subject to editing. Suggestions for topics, authors, and/or reviewers are welcome and should be submitted to the Editorial Office, indicated on the inside front cover of the journal. APP is a quarterly publication. |
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Last updated: September 23, 2003