Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology

Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology (CRESP) is a primary research, gold open access journal. The journal publishes original papers and short communications resulting from research in ecological and social approaches to human behavior. CRESP focuses on broad topics such as cooperation and conflict, culture, communication, coordination, as well as the processes that might guide these behaviors, such as emotion, motivation, cognition, or neuroscientific processes.

Key topics that are of interest from the journal are:

• Human behavioral ecology & psychology

• Ecological & socioeconomic effects on all areas of psychology

• Cultural, cross-cultural and cross-national psychology

• Historical psychology

• Evolutionary psychology

• Cultural evolution and niche construction effects in psychology

• Environmental psychology

• Multilevel theories of human behavior

• Comparative psychology & individual differences in context

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