Besides "Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP)" what journals in psychology have changed their policies in response to the NHST controversy? What are the changes?
I am not aware of any other journals that have explicitly banned NHST, and I have the impression that most statisticians agree that banning NHST was not very sensible. But lots of journals have put in place guidelines about using statistics more responsibly, following the well-known issues that have been raised in recent years about researcher degrees of freedom, replicability, the meaning of p-values, etc. One example is SPPS, the changes to which are outlined in Simine Vazire's editorial: http://spp.sagepub.com/content/7/1/3