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PB&R joins PCI RR
April 2024
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review is pleased to join the Peer Community in Registered Reports as a PCI RR-interested journal. PCI RR is a non-profit, non-commercial community dedicated to receiving, reviewing,
and recommending Registered Reports. Stage 1 manuscripts that are peer reviewed and recommended by PCI RR, and address a topic of substantial theoretical significance in cognitive psychology, will be invited for submission
to PB&R. PB&R is excited to benefit from the expertise of PCI RR reviewers and contribute to the community; we will aim to invite Stage 1 manuscripts that can be in-principle accepted without additional review
so authors can move directly to carrying out their study and preparing their Stage 2 manuscript.
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Daniel Mirman
University of Edinburgh, UK
Daniel Mirman is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Philosophy, Psychology, and Language Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. He received a BA in Psychology and Chemistry in 2000 from Cornell University and a PhD in Psychology in 2005 from Carnegie Mellon University. After
a post-doctoral fellowship at University of Connecticut investigating the dynamics of spoken word comprehension, he held an Institute Scientist position at the Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute, where he began
his research on acquired language impairments. More
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Inci Ayhan, Boğaziçi University
Yu-Chin Chiu, Perdue University
Davide Crepaldi, SISSA
Ian Cunnings, University of Reading
Alicia Forsberg, University of Sheffield
Julie Golomb,
Ohio State University
Isabelle Mareschal, Queen Mary University of London
Fiona Newell, Trinity College Dublin
Adam Osth, University of Melbourne
Gordon Pennycook, Cornell University
David Sewell, University of Queensland
Evie Vergauwe, University of Geneva
Navin Viswanathan,
Pennsylvania State University
Dasa Zeithamova, University of Oregon
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Double-anonymous
Peer Review for
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review to Begin Shortly
June 2025
In line with efforts to make publishing more accessible globally and at all career stages, we will pilot double-anonymous peer review for Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. Double-anonymous review masks author identities from reviewers, and vice versa, to minimize potential biases. The Governing Board has approved a one-year double-anonymous pilot, after which we will evaluate its impacts
by comparing against the prior single-anonymous process. Analyses will cover submission numbers, review quality, biases, anonymization issues, and author/reviewer surveys. Guidelines will assist authors in writing
anonymously, publishing preprints, and self-citation practices.
The editorial board will establish clear, fair, and open criteria defining the pilot's success upfront. If double-anonymous review does not continue after the pilot, reasons will be transparent per these criteria. Through this initiative, we aim to improve the publishing process in line with global best practices for accessibility and ethical evaluation.
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