Dear all,
Thank you for visiting the present question.
I would like to ask you if you knew any official guidelines to write short-lenght scientific contribution (such as letter to editor, short-research papers, commentary, short-reports, position papers, etc...).
I've found someway confusing searching through journals to understand the differences between the aforementioned types of format and for what journals may they be appealing as publications.
I look forward to hearing from you, hoping you'll shed light on the issue.
Thank you for your answers,
All best
Giulia Perasso
Perhaps the following link may help you:
https://hwpi.harvard.edu/files/hwp/files/bg_psychology.pdf
https://www.southwestern.edu/live/files/4181-guide-for-writing-in-psychologypdf
Giulia Perasso
Dear Giulia Perasso
I recommend two books about writing psychology. For beginners, I recommend the book: Undergraduate Writing in Psychology. The book demonstrates the more straightforward questions which will be faced in the beginner level of writing. It is very suitable for non-English native writers. For advanced, I recommend the book: Scientific Writing for Psychology. This book explores the advanced issues of writing psychology. It is suitable for writers who have sufficient experience in writing psychology.
Best regards
Chen
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