During my first job interview for a PhD position I was asked about the paper, and my experiences on getting it published. I am not sure whether the paper was a big influence in the selection process, but I was amazed to be chosen out of 45 other applicants for the position. Judith Schomaker, author of The Relationship between Response Time and the Strength of Top-Down Attentional Control: An ERP Study in JEPS 2009, Vol 1, No 1.
Publishing an article as a student is the beginning of your scientific career.
JEPS is the only peer-reviewed journal for psychology students in the world. We cherish innovative ideas and new approaches. In addition, the JEPS quality standard ensures a careful selection of articles: Your work will be reviewed by experts from all over the world. In return you will receive a thorough international feedback. Once your article is published, it will be available for everyone without any restriction – JEPS believes in open access to knowledge.
Doing research is only one part of being a successful scientist – the rest is all about sharing your findings. By publishing your work in JEPS you put your name on the map of science already before finishing your studies.
Announcements
JEPS Bulletin: Research oriented social networking? |
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Do you network with people who share your interest in science? In today's post, the Journal of European Psychology Students' Bulletin suggest how to expand your research oriented social network. Check it out and maybe even share your secrets how to optimize your research social network. |
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| Posted: 2012-05-10 | More... |
Third Issue Published |
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We are happy to present the much awaited third issue of the Journal of European Psychology Students - JEPS. In our thickest issue so far you can find five research articles about ultimatum games, attachment to pets, social categorization during mediation, personality and adoption of new technologies, and the attentional blink as an indicator of sexual interest. The authors of our three literature reviews take a novel approach to Gilles de la Tourette's Syndrome, offer insight into the brain activity during pain relief through placebo or hypnosis, and revitalize the eternal "nature versus nurture" discussion in language. The best first step in the world of science is publishing your work. Why not submit a paper of your own and become a published author? |
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| Posted: 2012-05-07 | More... |
JEPS Bulletin: Podcast with Nick Shockey on Open Access |
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| Nick Shockey, the Director of the Right to Research Coalition, talks about what Open Access is all about and what can psychology students do about it in our first podcast at the Journal of European Psychology Students' Bulletin. Check it out! | |
| Posted: 2012-05-01 | More... |
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