Advertising Policy

Editorial Independence & Transparency

Advertising Policy

Psychosocia : Journal of Applied Psychology and Social Psychology does not accept advertising in any form.

NO ADVERTISING EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE NO COMMERCIAL INFLUENCE

Psychosocia : Journal of Applied Psychology and Social Psychology is committed to protecting the integrity and independence of its editorial and publishing processes. The journal does not accept, publish, or display advertisements, ensuring that editorial decisions remain independent of commercial, institutional, professional, or other external interests.

Key Advertising Policies

1
 No Advertising Accepted
The journal does not accept banner advertisements, sponsored content, commercial promotions, paid product placements, professional-service advertisements, or other forms of paid advertising.
2
 Independence from Commercial Interests
Editorial decisions are based solely on scientific quality, methodological validity, relevance to psychology and social psychology, originality, ethical compliance, and scholarly merit. Commercial relationships, sponsorships, institutional interests, or professional affiliations do not influence acceptance or rejection decisions.
3
 Editorial and Commercial Separation
If advertising is considered in the future, it will be managed independently and kept strictly separate from editorial content, peer review, reviewer selection, editorial assessment, and publication decisions. Advertisers will have no influence over the content or conclusions of published research.
4
 Transparency and Ethical Publishing
The journal is committed to transparent publishing practices and follows recognized principles of publication ethics, including guidance from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Advertising or commercial considerations must never compromise participant protection, research integrity, confidentiality, or editorial independence.
Editorial Independence

By maintaining a no-advertising policy, Psychosocia : Journal of Applied Psychology and Social Psychology ensures that scientific quality, ethical integrity, methodological rigor, editorial independence, and academic merit remain the sole basis for publication decisions.