The Walt Whitman Journal of Psychology is not accepting submissions right now. See below for details.
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Thank you for your interest in The Whitman Journal of Psychology. The Whitman Journal of Psychology has been accepting work submitted year-round by high school students worldwide since 1994. Unfortunately, we are not accepting submissions right now, as we are currently uploading posts. Please feel free to check back in a few weeks, and we hope to hear from you soon!
manuscripts (apa 7)
podcasts
Authors should prepare manuscripts according to the guidelines established in the Publication Manual of the American Psychology Association (7th ed.). The Journal reserves the right to modify accepted pieces to match the APA style. Manuscripts should be no longer than 20 pages and must include a list of references as well as parenthetical citations in accordance with APA style. It is suggested that manuscripts include the following sections: abstract, introduction, methods, results, and discussion. However, manuscripts are not limited to these sections. Submissions should also include a cover letter with the author’s name and email address as well as the author’s school affiliation, school grade, school address, and advisor’s name and email address.
​​Please be sure to use academic and professional sources while conducting your research. Many university, public, and school libraries offer both printed and online sources from professional journals.
Podcasts should be related to psychology subjects that you believe are interesting and captivating to teenagers. Podcasts should be around 20 minutes with engaging questions that will further our listeners' knowledge on the specific psychology topic. The interviewee should be able to prove their credibility on the subject. Submissions should include name of interviewer, name of interviewee and proof of credibility, your school affiliation, your school grade, and your email address. Submissions should be fully completed and edited but subject to change. Podcast submissions can be solely audio or include video.
resources
Since the Whitman Journal of Psychology is a high-school journal, manuscripts must follow the AP Psychology or International Baccalaureate (IB) Psychology curriculum. Refer to the resources below to help determine if a piece is relevant.
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