The editorial team and I are proud to present this very first issue of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP), under the aegis of Psychreg – an online resource in psychology, mental health and well-being. We were driven to found PJP by a noticeable lack of journals ...

As Cognitive Experimental Psychologist’s we have for the past decades thrived on key principals that made our experimental work the forefront of research. For example, our recent work on monolingual and bilingual Russians provided valuable and complimentary evidence on ...

As early as the 1920’s psychologists have examined children’s drawings, particularly of a human figure, and counted the number of body parts drawn against a prescribed list (such as head, eyes and arms) as a measure of the child’s intellectual abilities.

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Bruce Cohen, the editor of this book, has been interviewed twice for Psychreg Journal of Psychology. The first interview (Relojo, 2017a) was about his book Psychiatric hegemony: A Marxist theory of mental illness (2016). The second (Relojo, 2017b) was about this volume,...

Children’s drawings are a mirror to their mind. It is a reflection of their feelings, emotions, and their cognitive development. The early works of psychologists dating back to the 1920s were focused on children’s drawings as a measure of their intellectual abilities.\u...

I’m delighted to have been invited to be the guest editor for this special issue of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP) on male psychology. Having co-founded the Male Psychology Network and Male Psychology Section of the British Psychological Society, and co-edit...

Academics wish people to see their work. They want their work to have value in their respective academic discipline, for it to be noticed and if appropriate, make a meaningful difference to the quality of people’s life. How work is valued by people varies between ...