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Empirical studies, experimental research, and longitudinal studies in psychology, mental health, and behavioral sciences.

Comprehensive evaluations of psychological theories, advancements in mental health research, and systematic reviews.

Detailed examination of clinical cases in psychology, behavioral interventions, or unique psychological phenomena.

Concise reports presenting novel hypotheses, preliminary findings, or innovative methodologies.

Development of new psychological theories, models, and frameworks based on existing literature.

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Empirical studies, experimental research, and longitudinal studies in psychology and human behavior.

Original Research Articles

Comprehensive evaluations of existing psychological theories, methodologies, and advancements in behavioral sciences.

Review Articles & Meta-Analyses

In-depth analysis of clinical cases demonstrating novel therapeutic approaches, behavioral interventions, and mental health treatments.

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Research exploring cognitive functions, brain mechanisms, and neurological underpinnings of human behavior.

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Development and validation of psychometric tools, behavioral tests, and psychological assessments.

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Are the **methodology, experiments, and results scientifically sound, reproducible, and well-documented?**

Is the manuscript **clearly written, well-structured, and formatted** according to journal guidelines?

Does the study align with the **journal's scope and target audience?**

Has the research been conducted ethically with **proper citations, data integrity, and disclosure of conflicts of interest?**

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If the manuscript passes the editorial screening, it is assigned to at least **two independent subject-matter reviewers** who are experts in the field. Reviewers are selected based on expertise, research focus, and lack of conflicts of interest.

Reviewers assess the manuscript's originality, methodology, significance, clarity, and ethical considerations. They provide detailed feedback, recommendations (Accept, Minor Revisions, Major Revisions, or Reject), and comments for authors.

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The final version is published online as an **Open Access** article with a **Digital Object Identifier (DOI)** for citation and indexing.

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