Jurnal Psikologi Ulayat: Indonesian Journal of Indigenous Psychology

Aims & Scope

Jurnal Psikologi Ulayat (JPU): Indonesian Journal of Indigenous Psychologyis a peer-reviewed scientific journal that serves as a forum for facilitating communication, dissemination, and the advancement of ideas among scholars in psychology and the social sciences. The journal showcases high quality work that recognizes the relevance of indigenous perspectives. JPU is a scholarly outlet for publishing high quality research by social scientists from around the world whose studies address a broad range of psychological topics within the Indonesian context (typically employing Indonesian samples). Manuscript submitted to JPU must emphasize indigenous insights that reflect sociocultural values within the Indonesian context, particularly in discussing the implications of the study. JPU welcomes a wide range of empirical research in psychology, with particular interest in manuscripts that highlight cultural and cross-cultural aspects. This includes comparative studies, the development of emerging theories or hyptotheses grounded in non-Western contexts, and the application or critical examination of psychological principles and theories within specific cultural settings. To promote more rapid and diverse approaches of knowledge dissemination, JPU accepts four types of manuscripts: original research articles, literature reviews, brief reports, and commentary papers. Original research manuscript reports finding of empirical studies (qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods designs). We welcome empirical study reports that have significant contributions towards the understanding of particular phenomena, regardless whether the results is/is not supporting the hypothesis, as long as the methods are appropriate and robust and the study is discussed within the indigenous perspective. We also accept report of replicable studies. The maximum length for this manuscript is 6,000 words, including bi-lingual abstract (of maximum 200 words for each language), main text, references, t

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