AUGUST ISSUE 2007 
   
 EUROPE'S JOURNAL OF  PSYCHOLOGY
  
       www.ejop.org
 
 
 The Editorial Team  of "Europe's Journal of Psychology"  (EJOP) is pleased to 
announce that the AUGUST   EDITION is now posted online.

The current issue includes:

    Editorial : Implicit organizational behavior: What employees aren't aware 
of may be important!  by Russell Johnson.
   Research Reports : Work Motivation Patterns Underlying Workaholism 
Components by Ronald Burke, Stig Matthiesen;   Poor Physical Environment and 
Adjustment of Adolescents   by C.P. Khokhar, B.K. Upadhayay and Analysis of 
identification accuracy. Determining the accuracy of eyewitness identifications 
using statement analysis  by Jennifer Short, Thomas Dalby.
        Literature Reviews: Psyched out by  numbers: Altruism and the dangers 
of methodolatry by Alexa Ispas and   SPAARS Approach: Integrated cognitive 
model of emotion of Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder by Neha 
Khetrapal.  
      Theoretical Contributions :  Stereotypes Revised - Theoretical Models, 
Taxonomy and the Role of stereotypes   by   Vlad Glaveanu.
      Interview with Dr. Timothy Judge, Excellence through diversity: Interview 
with a prolific researcher  , by Alexandra Ilie and Dan Ispas.
      Global PsyPulse: The 29th ISPA Colloquium "Meeting Individual and 
Community Needs" by Vivienne Seidner, Vlad Glaveanu and   The Institute of 
Psychology - Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca  by Mihaela Popa Chraif. 
    Book reviews:   Regulating the Psychological Therapies - From Taxonomy to 
Taxidermy, authored by   Dennise Postle   , review by Beatrice Popescu.
        
  For the next editions, EJOP will welcome papers  written by both graduate 
students in the field of psychology and psychologists.
 
The purpose of  Europe's Journal of Psychology is to publish professional-level 
papers in the field  of psychology from both the graduate students' perspective 
and that of psychologists with extensive expertise.   

This  journal is being edited by a team of editors covering broad topic areas 
in the field of psychology. All editors are students, graduate students and 
experienced researchers in or directly associated with the field  of 
psychology. The journal is open for public subscription and is targeted to 
anyone interested in psychology , but especially to the scientific and 
professional communities.  

TOPICS CURRENTLY REQUESTED AND BEING COVERED:
 
      Cognitive Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Comparative & Developmental Psychology
Developmental  Psychology
Educational Psychology 
 Industrial / Organizational Psychology   
Safety Culture
Behavioural Modification 
Safety Management Systems 
Human Failure 
Emotional Intelligence 
Graduate Student Issues 
Motivation and Emotion  
Personality 
Psychophysiology 
Psychological Assessment 
Psychopathology-Nosology -Etiology
Perception
 Psychotherapy
School Counseling 
Social Cognition 
Social Psychology  

Each member of the review board is responsible for a  specific topic or area. 
All submissions are subject to the editing process and must adhere to the  
guidelines found below. 

REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION: 

The Editorial Board  of EJOP is prepared to consider for publication: 

• research reports; 

• critical reviews of  psychology  literature; 

• theoretical contributions; 

• book reviews;

• interviews.

Papers will be evaluated by the Editorial Board in terms   of scientific merit, 
readability, and interest to a general readership. See Article Review Form.  

EJOP will appear periodically, four times a year, in February , May , August 
and November. The deadlines for submitting your articles are as it follows: 
January 15th, April 15th, July 15h and October 15th, respectively. 

The papers will be submitted electronically by e-mail. Acceptable formats for 
electronic submission: Microsoft Word, RTF and any other compatible format. All 
articles should be double-spaced and formatted using Times New Roman 12pt font. 
All articles must include an abstract of no more than 150 words, giving a 
concise statement of the intention and results or  conclusions  of the article. 
After the abstract, please supply up to five keywords or brief phrases. Authors 
bear responsibility for the accuracy of all references and quotations. Articles 
should be written in English and they are expected to be logical, 
well-organized, and concise.  

For reference citations, please use APA style. Particular care should be taken 
to ensure that references are accurate and complete. References should be 
listed in alphabetical order. Each listed reference should be cited in text, 
and each text citation should be listed in the References. 

All tables, figures, captions must be edited in Jpg or other compatible format.

Submit one copy of the article to the e-mail address provided below. The 
author's name and institutional affiliation should appear on the first page 
only. The author should include his or her mailing address, phone number(s), 
and e-mail address so that he or she can be contacted. A short (up to 3 
sentences) biographical statement for each author of the article should also  
be included. 

Generally, articles are up to 10 pages in length (5500 words). If an article is 
more than 10 pages, please contact the editors' office before submitting it. 

All contributions should be accompanied by a statement indicating that the work 
has not been previously published and that it is not simultaneously under 
consideration for publishing by another journal.  

The Editors,
Europe's  Journal of Psychology
       www.ejop.org

       
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