青少年心理学研究期刊JRA | 2022年特刊阅读合集
Edited By: Amanda Sheffield Morris
Impact factor (2021):3.563
5 Year Impact factor (2021): 3.628
CiteScore (2021):5.2
Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate, 2022): 9/48 (Family Studies)29/80 (Psychology, Developmental)
Online ISSN:1532-7795
© Society for Research on Adolescence
JRA seeks to publish innovative and rigorous research that advances the understanding of adolescent development. The journal considers manuscripts from a wide range of topics relevant to adolescent development, using rigorous quantitative or qualitative methodologies. We will consider samples of early adolescence (10-12), middle adolescence (13-15), late adolescence (16-18), and young adulthood (19-25). However, samples of university students (typically aged about 18-22 years) need a strong justification that the sample is not one of convenience. Manuscripts should advance understanding of adolescent development, rather than merely study a phenomenon with an adolescent sample and should therefore be grounded in developmental theory and prior developmental research. There are no exclusions of particular methodologies, though studies including a diverse and representative sample, with valid and multiple information sources, and/or with best practice quantitative or qualitative analysis strategies are preferred. Manuscripts should clearly articulate the advances in understanding adolescent development and the applications for improving the lives of adolescents.
Volume 32, Issue 1
特刊话题：Black Lives Matter!: Systems of Oppression Affecting Black Youth
客编团队：Dawn Witherspoon, Linda Halgunseth, Laura Wray-Lake
Volume 32, Issue 2
特刊话题：“Truth is on the Side of the Oppressed”: Systems of Oppression Affecting BIPOC Youth
客编团队：Linda C. Halgunseth, Dawn P. Witherspoon, Laura Wray-Lakes
Volume 32, Issue 3
特刊话题：“Oppression is as American as Apple Pie”: Learning About and Confronting Whiteness, Privilege, and Oppression
客编团队：Lisa B. Spanierman, Linda C. Halgunseth, Dawn P. Witherspoon, Laura Wray-Lake
Volume 32, Issue 3
特刊话题：“Good Trouble, Necessary Trouble”: Dismantling Oppression through Resistance and Activism
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