Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section B

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Note: Integrated in 2006. Previously published as Section A and Section B

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Aims and Scope:

Section B of The Quarterly Journal of Experimental 
Psychology is a leading international journal which 
publishes in all areas of comparative and physiological 
psychology. Papers of the highest standard are accepted 
over a wide variety of topics. The general concerns of the 
Journal are: how animals acquire and use knowledge of their 
world  the nature of such knowledge  the relationship 
between knowledge and behaviour  the neural mechanisms 
underlying psychological processes  the relationship 
between learning, motivational and cognitive processes in 
non-human animals and comparable human processes  and the 
role of behaviour in ecology and evolution. The articles 
listed below give an indication of the areas currently 
covered by the Journal. Book reviews are a regular feature. 
Although concentrating on the above areas, they also 
discuss more general issues, including historical and 
philosophical aspects of the subject. 

The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, Section B 
encourages and accepts papers from all over the world. In 
doing so it maintains an international perspective on key 
areas within comparative and physiological psychology.

Editor: R.C. Honey, Cardiff University, UK
Editorial Information 

Publication Details: 
Volume 56, 2003, 4 issues per year 

ISSN 0272-4995

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