Editors' Newsroom - July 2024

 

 

Editors’ Newsroom: Why our integrity as researchers matters
Keren Segal and Alexandra Cheyne (Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal), 52(7), e13838

 

 
 

In this edition of Editors’ Newsroom, Dr. Keren Segal joins Managing Editor, Alexandra Cheyne, to discuss research integrity: why it matters and how to protect it.

Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal (SBP) was established with a particular goal of removing unnecessary hurdles and obstacles from the publication process, especially for early-career researchers. We remain committed to helping new researchers become established on a path to publishing success, and to have a long and fruitful career. Perhaps some of you reading are in the early days of learning what it means to be a published author. And what does integrity as a researcher and author mean?

It is a privilege to be an author, one shared and treasured by our SBP Associate Editors (Ana Stojanov, Keren Segal, and Yvette Lamb), each of whom publish in their specialized field. They also know the joys and challenges of publishing original research. In this edition of Editors’ Newsroom, Dr. Keren Segal joins Managing Editor, Alexandra Cheyne, to discuss research integrity: why it matters and how to protect it. More...

Keren Segal | Associate Editor
Alexandra Cheyne | Managing Editor
Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal
 
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