Looking to the future: The American Psychological Association is the new publisher of Psychology & Neuroscience.

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During this period, authors will submit their manuscripts to the Editorial Manager platform online. APA will support and manage the electronic platform system, and the Editors will conduct the electronic peer-review process. Once accepted, the manuscript will be forwarded to the APA production office where it will be formatted according to the APA style, including technical editing and proofreading services. Electronic proofs will be provided to the authors for review. APA will also be responsible for all corrections to the page proofs. Once the production is completed, the paper will be published Online First (also known as published ahead of print or preissue publishing) and then appear in one of the four issues published annually. All work related to editorial platform support, paper production, and publishing services provided by APA will occur at no cost to IBNeC, and no publication fees will be incurred by the authors. In turn, Psychology & Neuroscience will no longer be an open access journal.

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