Experimental Psychology

Experimental Psychology publishes innovative, original, high quality experimental research. The scope of the journal is defined by experimental methodology and thus papers based on experiments from all areas of psychology are welcome. To name just a few fields and domains of research, Experimental Psychology considers manuscripts reporting experimental work on learning, memory, perception, emotion, motivation, action, language, thinking, problemsolving, judgment and decision making, social cognition, and neuropsychological aspects of these topics. Apart from the use of experimental methodology, a primary criterion for publication is that research papers make a substantial contribution to theoretical research questions.