JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY

Abbr. J INT NEUROPSYCH SOC ·UNITED STATES ·Frequency Bimonthly ·Avg. articles/yr 97 articles

2.6

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5.00%

Self-citation

较易

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偏慢,4 - 8周

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About Journal

JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY是一本国际神经心理学领域的学术期刊，ISSN号为1355-6177，由剑桥大学出版社出版，出版地为英国，出版周期为双月刊。该期刊的影响因子根据年份有所不同，最新数据需查询官方来源，目前被SCI收录，中科院分区情况需参考最新分区表，非开放获取（OA）期刊。该杂志主要发表神经心理学及相关领域的研究，涵盖认知神经科学、临床神经心理学、神经康复、神经影像学等方向，尤其关注大脑与行为关系的跨学科研究。其发文特点包括高质量的原创研究、综述和案例报告，注重理论与实践的结合。杂志的质量较高，审稿严格，但投稿竞争激烈，拒稿率较高，可能存在发表周期较长的风险。总体而言，该期刊是神经心理学领域的重要学术平台，适合从事相关研究的学者投稿和阅读。

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Recent Articles

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