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- Joanne Davila is the new Editor of the journal and emphasizes the need for high-quality scientific articles that contribute to both theory and methods.
- She outlines her goals for the journal, which include achieving stability, promoting growth, and fostering inclusiveness.
- Davila is committed to shaping the future of the field through these efforts.
Article Abstract
Joanne Davila introduces herself as the new Editor of the ( ). She believes it is important to continue to publish articles that reflect the best possible science in terms of both theory and methods, as well as shape the field. Davila discusses her plans for the future of the journal including: stability, growth, and inclusiveness. (PsycINFO Database Record
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