The European Journal of Personality has issued a call for guest posts on our blog! The call is open for any personality-related topics.
This is a great opportunity for young researchers to highlight areas of their research, as well as for more established academics who want to share their thoughts on studies, concepts, proposals and more in the field of individual differences.
What are we looking for?
• Guest posts that aim to build upon or simplify published peer-reviewed studies. The particular peer-reviewed study does not have to be published in EJP.
• Articles that build upon or provides a simplified summary of several published peer-reviewed studies or of a line of research. The particular studies do not have to be published in EJP.
• Articles that aim to communicate a researcher’s thought process on personality-related topics.
• Tutorials that aim to provide clarity on statistical techniques, data interpretation, and literature reviews. We are also open to tutorials on topics that are not listed here. If you are not sure whether a topic would be appropriate for the EJP blog, feel free to contact us with your topic.
• Discussions. We are welcoming think-pieces that aim to create a respectful discussion. The comment section on the EJP Blog will be enabled for such posts.
What are our criteria?
• A guest post or tutorial should not exceed 2000 words.
• Should be written in plain language and aim to avoid jargon as much as possible.
• Should provide either a reference list or hyperlinks to the cited studies.
Please contact us if you are interested in submitting a guest post for us, or if you are wondering whether your guest post idea would be appropriate for the EJP blog. We are very much looking forward to your potential contribution to the EJP blog!
Lisanne de Moor (Research Communications Editor; e.l.demoor@gmail.com)
Yavor Dragostinov (Research Communications Assistant; y.dragostinov@sms.ed.ac.uk)