PCI Psychology recommenders oversee the peer review process, deciding which preprint submissions will ultimately receive a PCI Psychology recommendation. A PCI Psychology recommender is analogous to an action editor at a peer reviewed journal. The recommender invites and assigns expert reviewers, assesses submissions and the reviews against the assessment criteria, and issues recommendations. Recommenders typically handle submissions either within or close to their scientific or scholarly expertise.
To ensure a minimum understanding of the role and responsibilities, prospective PCI Psychology recommenders are required to pass a multiple-choice test and receive certification as a PCI Psychology recommender before handling their first assignment. Recommenders must also complete a declaration of interests indicating any other editorships or professional roles that could be perceived to conflict with their role at PCI Psychology.
PCI Psychology recommenders are eligible for selection as a member of the Managing Board for a period of two years, and can propose the nomination of new recommenders to the Managing Board. See PCI Psychology Guidelines for Recommenders for more information on the key roles and responsibilities, as well as how to apply to become a recommender!
List of PCI Psychology Recommenders
Below, you can search the list of current PCI Psychology recommenders. Using Advanced Search, you can find recommenders who have listed expertise in different Thematic Fields in their profiles. We recommend using this tool to search for potential recommenders that might be a good fit for your submission before submitting a preprint to PCI Psychology.
