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Publications

The BPS produces a wide variety of publications and, through arrangements with various partner organisations, makes available to its members an excellent selection of other useful publication resources.

About

The British Psychological Society publish a range of academic journals, books and member network publications aimed at disseminating and communicating the highest standard of research and practice across the discipline of psychology, for all career stages.

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BPS Journals

Our eleven BPS journals, published with Wiley, are all international, JCR-ranked, titles that showcase the highest quality original academic research to a broad audience.

BPS members have free online access to all journals as part of their membership – simply sign-in to the BPS portal and visit PsychHub to browse content.

BPS Books

We publish six book series, in partnership with Routledge, designed to cater for the full breadth of our membership (students, practitioner and researchers), and beyond. 

BPS member network periodicals

Our specialist member Divisions and Sections publish a wide range of psychological content from practitioners, researchers and working groups via their own dedicated periodicals.

BPS Explore is our easy-to-access central location for you to read and download content. Many periodicals are entirely free to members or available at a reduced charge.

Psych-Talk

Psych-Talk is a quarterly publication for students showcasing student-written material on a variety of topics spanning from general interest essays to placement reviews.

PsyPag Quarterly

Run by postgraduates for postgraduates, PsyPAG Quarterly provides support for psychology postgraduates in the UK. It acts as a means of communication for postgraduates around the country and represents them within the BPS, welcoming a wide range of manuscripts.

Books

Latest news

  • September 2024: New BPS children's book published
    Explore the many pathways of the mind in this celebration of brain power and neurodiversity with Wonders of the Mind (age 9-11) by Dr Francesca Fotheringham, beautifully illustrated by Jan Bielecki with foreword by Dr Andy Tolmie.
    Published in partnership with Wayland Press, part of Hachette Children's Books.

Overview

We publish six book series, in partnership with Routledge, designed to cater for the full breadth of our membership (students, practitioners, researchers), and beyond. 

Our backlist of textbooks sits with Wiley.

For children, we have partnered with Hachette Children's Books on Wonders of the Mind (age 9-11). A powerful look at the workings of the brain and the complexity of the mind.

BPS member discounts on books have been negotiated with Routledge (see below), OUP and Sage.

Routledge books partnership

The British Psychological Society has partnered with Routledge to support career-long learning by delivering up-to-date, innovative, and accessible texts on important topics for psychology students, trainees, researchers, professionals, and the public.

BPS members receive a 25% discount to all Routledge books, including Psychology texts.

To get your Routledge member discount, make sure you are logged in. The code will then appear below. 

Please note: this code is for one-time use only and a new code must be generated for each new purchase.

Latest titles: available to pre-order now

Reimagining Race in Psychology: Challenging Narratives and Widening Perspectives in Training and Practice

Understanding and Helping to Overcome Exam Anxiety: What Is It, Why Is It Important and Where Does It Come From?

New releases: available to order now

Managing Your Gaming and Social Media Habits: From Science to Solutions

Managing your gaming and social media habits

Managing Your Gaming and Social Media Habits: From Science to Solutions

By Catherine Knibbs

GBP £19.99
October 17, 2024 by Routledge
ISBN: 9781032607597
Paperback
202 Pages

How to Live Well with Dementia: Expert Help for People Living with Dementia and their Family, Friends, and Carer Partners

An Introduction to Cyberpsychology (Second Edition)

An Introduction to Cyberpsychology - Second Edition

An Introduction to Cyberpsychology (Second Edition)

Edited By Gráinne Kirwan, Irene Connolly, Hannah Barton, Marion Palmer.

Copyright 2024. 426 Pages 10 Colour & 6 B/W Illustrations.

To place an order, request an inspection copy and view shipping options, visit the Routledge page.

BPS members are entitled to a 25 per cent discount - please make sure you are logged in to the BPS portal and scroll down this page for the code to enter at checkout.

An Introduction to Cyberpsychology provides a comprehensive introduction to this rapidly growing discipline.

Fully updated in its second edition, the book encourages students to critically evaluate the psychology of online interactions and to develop appropriate research methodologies to complete their own work in this field.

The book examines cyberpsychology and online research methodologies, social psychology in an online context, practical applications of cyberpsychology, and the psychological aspects of other technologies.

This new edition has been carefully updated to include additional coverage of:

  • Expanded content relating to major developments in the field and new content on gaming and screen time
  • A new chapter examining the relationship between older adults and technology
  • Cyberpsychology in focus feature boxes in each chapter that examine topics in depth
  • Interviews with professionals working in fields relating to cyberpsychology

Each chapter includes key terms and a glossary, content summaries, discussion questions, and recommended reading to guide further study.

Supported by extensive online resources for students and instructors, this authoritative book is an essential core text for undergraduate modules in cyberpsychology, and an ideal primer for students of postgraduate programs in cyberpsychology.

This book belongs to the BPS Core Textbook Series.

Cognitive Psychology in a Changing World (First Edition)

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Cognitive Psychology in a Changing World (First Edition)

Linden J. Ball, Laurie T. Butler, Susan M. Sherman, Helen St Clair-Thompson.

Copyright 2024. 680 Pages 154 Color & 68 B/W Illustrations

To place an order, request an inspection copy and view shipping options, visit the Routledge page.

BPS members are entitled to a 25 per cent discount - please make sure you are logged in to the BPS portal and scroll down this page for the code to enter at checkout.

This unique textbook explores core cognitive psychology topics from an innovative new perspective, focusing on key real-world issues to show how we understand and experience the world.

The book examines compelling topics such as creativity, problem-solving, reasoning, rationality and language, all within the context of modern 21st century life.

Each chapter demonstrates how this vibrant and constantly evolving discipline is at the heart of some of the biggest issues facing us all today. The last chapter discusses the future of cognitive psychology, which includes guidance on conducting rigorous, replicable research and how to use skills from cognitive psychology to be an effective student.

Packed with pedagogical features, each chapter includes boxed examples of cognitive psychology in the real world and engaging 'try it yourself' features.

Each chapter also includes objectives, a range of illustrative figures, chapter summaries, key readings and a glossary for ease of use. The book is fully supported by original online resources for students and instructors.

Offering a new model for the study of cognitive psychology that brings the subject alive, the book is essential reading for all students studying psychology and related disciplines.

This book belongs to the BPS Core Textbook Series

BPS Book series 

BPS Core Textbooks in Psychology

Our flagship textbook programme is aimed at a global undergraduate readership. These volumes are designed to be core texts for course adoption, covering all key subject areas in Psychology.

Each book includes a strong focus on all aspects of diversity and an understanding of the value of multiple perspectives. There is a spotlight on employability, to explain why a grounding in basic theoretical areas is necessary for careers in Psychology, and a focus on real-world applications and life skills to help students explore the use of psychological theory to answer real-world questions. 

BPS Ask the Experts

A popular science series for the general public, these books address key issues and answer burning questions on topics that matter to real people in their everyday lives. Drawing on the expertise of established psychologists, every book in the series provides authoritative and straightforward guidance, written in an accessible and user-friendly way through a Question and Answer style of approach.

BPS Professional Practice and Development

These inspiring books are designed to support continuing professional development. Offering accessible, evidence-based guides to deepen understanding, develop expertise and improve techniques and strategies, books in this series address key topics and challenges faced by psychologists in their research and practice, and include case studies and real-life examples in relevant contexts. 

Coming soon

BPS Key Topics in Psychology

Short books that focus on a specific field within Psychology and act as knowledge reinforcement for undergraduate students. The books provide anaccessiblelook at the subject matter by focusing on key concepts within the field, discussing the history, impact and future directions of the most importantareas.The overall aim of these books is to provide a global readership of students with a simpleoverviewof core psychology topics,breakinginformation down intobitesize chunks.

BPS Pathways in Psychology

Professional books designed to support individuals looking to begin careers in or using psychology. These books will support both formal professional training programmes (e.g., in Clinical, Child/Educational, Forensic, Health, Neuropsychology, Coaching) as well as those looking to use psychology in their careers, but who perhaps wouldn't consider themselves 'psychologists'. They will act as early career 'bookshelf essential' reference guides.

BPS Futures and Foundations: Global Perspectives 

Cutting-edge, global perspectives on high profile topics that are of immediate concern to upper-level students, researchers and the field of psychology more broadly. Edited by an eminent scholar along with an early career academic, each volume serves as a springboard for upcoming scholars. Each title focusses on a key topic, reviewing where the field has been and providing discursive debate of the latest research and practice. This cutting-edge insight will encourage critical understanding of – and reflection on – the events that shape contemporary approaches and future directions in psychology. Volumes focus on an international range of perspectives.

New book proposals

If you are interested in submitting an idea for a new book project please contact [email protected].

Journals

Latest news

The BPS Journals recently re-opened its Early Career Researcher Reviewer Mentoring Programme.

If you are interested in applying to train as a reviewer this is a great opportunity to learn under the guidance of an experienced mentor for one of our journals, as well as improve your own research and further your career.

Overview

BPS journals form an essential part of the society's aim to advance and disseminate psychological knowledge.

Teaming up with Wiley, we have formed a publishing partnership with the aim of achieving our full potential and better serving BPS members.

Our special issues contain invited papers around a focused theme, designed to provide a broad and comprehensive understanding of the selected topic.

Online access for members

BPS members can access all our current and archived BPS journals (plus 32 related Wiley publications) for free via PsychHub (sign in required). 

Print on demand for members

From 2024, BPS members are eligible to order print copies at a discounted rate.

View the ordering process and discount details.

 

BPS journals

British Journal of Psychology

The British Journal of Psychology is the flagship journal of the British Psychological Society, publishing cutting-edge, multidisciplinary psychological research with major theoretical or methodological contributions across different sections of psychology.

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With a commitment to open science, the journal enjoys a wide international readership. It features empirical studies and critical reviews that address contemporary or modern topics or issues by integrating different specialisms of psychology or interdisciplinary work with contributions from or to psychology theory or practice.

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British Journal of Clinical Psychology

The British Journal of Clinical Psychology is a leading international journal publishing high-quality research relevant to mental health researchers and practising clinicians.

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We provide an outlet for impactful research that improves our understanding and treatment of mental illness across the lifespan, from children to older adults, as well as across the spectrum of psychopathology. We welcome submissions utilising a wide range of scientific methods, including cross-sectional studies, experiments, meta-analyses, and randomized controlled trials.

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British Journal of Developmental Psychology

The British Journal of Developmental Psychology is an international journal covering all aspects of psychological development across the lifespan.

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We publish research in biological, social, motor, perceptual, cognitive, language, neural, clinical, personality, social, and emotional development as well as atypical development. We welcome original empirical research, novel theoretical reviews, methodological papers, and systematic reviews. The journal is committed to open science and encourages research and theory relevant to underrepresented populations.

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British Journal of Educational Psychology

The British Journal of Educational Psychology is an international journal for educational and psychological researchers and practitioners that enhances understanding of all aspects of education.

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We publish work that studies education in formal and informal settings, in students of all ages, that makes a novel theoretical contribution to the field. The journal is committed to open science practices including registered reports.

Coverage includes education in specific domains (e.g. language learning, reading, science education, mathematics education, and so on), cognitive capacities, self-regulation, social, motivational, and emotional aspects of education, and special educational needs.

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British Journal of Health Psychology

The British Journal of Health Psychology is a premier international health psychology journal.

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We publish cutting-edge research, systematic reviews and meta-analyses on all aspects of psychology related to both positive and negative aspects of physical health and illness across the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on publishing work that advances health psychology theory and at the same time has the potential for real world applications.

We insist on transparency in research and adhere to open science practices, including publication of registered reports. We do not usually publish cross-sectional or pilot work, narrative reviews, or studies where the primary focus is on mental health variables.

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British Journal of Social Psychology

The British Journal of Social Psychology is an international journal that publishes impactful basic and applied social psychological research from all parts of the world.

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Our aim is to showcase research at the forefront of theoretical and methodological innovation that contributes to informing psychological perspectives of social-contextual challenges and audiences beyond academia. We value diverse perspectives and are committed to robust and transparent research practices. 

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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice

Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice publishes high-quality research and systematic literature reviews on the psychosocial processes that underlie the development and improvement of mental wellbeing.

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The journal focuses on work which has direct implications for the practice of psychological therapy and our target audiences are practicing therapists as well as researchers. We are particularly interested in therapeutic processes within therapy such as therapeutic alliance and studies investigating mediators and moderators of therapy outcomes.

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British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology

The British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology is an international, interdisciplinary journal publishing advances in quantitative methodologies in psychology, such as new models for psychological processes, new approaches to analyzing psychological data, critiques of existing models and improved algorithms for estimating the parameters of a model.

Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology

The Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology is an international journal publishing research on contemporary industrial, organizational, work, vocational, personnel psychology, ergonomics, human factors, industrial relations and industrial sociology.

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Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches are welcomed. We do not normally accept work which is based on non-working populations (e.g. student only samples).

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Legal and Criminological Psychology

Legal and Criminological Psychology provides an international platform for state-of-the-art research, and for communication amongst various disciplines, researchers, and practitioners, across forensic psychology.

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The journal addresses the application of psychology to the understanding of offenders’ behaviour, the investigative and judiciary processes that bring them to justice, their treatment and the outcomes of their criminal actions. We welcome the submission of empirical and review articles, meta-analyses and target papers and are committed to open science.

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Journal of Neuropsychology

The Journal of Neuropsychology is an international neuroscience journal that publishes papers studying cognitive and emotional deficits due to brain lesions or dysfunctions with a twofold aim: to investigate the mind's functional structure and its neural correlates (experimental neuropsychology); to improve assessment and rehabilitation tools (clinical neuropsychology).

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We also publish registered reports and brief communications, relevant to both research and the clinical community. The readership includes neurologists with an interest in behavioural neurology, child and adult neuropsychologists, and speech therapists.

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Further information

How do I stay informed about newly-published issues?

Free Table of Content email alerts are available for each journal.

Simply visit PsychHub, select the journal/s you are interested in, and click on 'Get Content alert'.

You will be notified via email as soon as each new issue's content is available online.

Similar alerts are also available for article content that becomes available on EarlyView, ahead of being compiled into an issue.

How do I propose a new journal?

To properly evaluate the potential for success of a new journal, it is essential for the society to examine and discuss numerous topics.

This brief outline shows some of the important information that is required for the evaluation, planning and review process:

  • The likely contribution to science, particularly, the scientific mission and rigour of the proposed journal
  • The likely market for Open Access funding by way of Article Publication Charges (APCs)
  • The likely rate of submissions of papers meeting international levels of excellence
  • The fit with other BPS journals
  • The enthusiasm of a suitably experienced and qualified editorial team

The proposal should contain the following sections:

1. Introduction

This should provide a general overview of the proposal including the history behind its development, and a summary of the reasons why it would be feasible to launch a new journal.

2. Aims and scope of the journal

This should state briefly what the suggested aims of the journal will be, what types of papers it hopes to publish (e.g. empirical research, theoretical contributions, reviews, commentaries) and the various areas that it would include within its scope. Please include the following:

  • Title (note if tentative)
  • Expected contents by type (e.g. research papers, reviews, etc.)
  • Please describe the intended audience of your journal (researchers, clinicians, early career professionals)
  • Brief description for promotional purposes (150-200 words)
  • List of 10-15 previously-published papers, with bibliographic information, that would be appropriate to a new journal

3. Editorial Board

The proposing Committee should have in mind (and provide names where possible) likely nominees for the prospective post of Editor of the journal, as well as an Editorial Board, bearing in mind that the composition of the board should take into account the international nature of likely readership, as well as providing coverage of any sub-disciplines of the subject. They should also be confident of being able to attract a pool of suitable reviewers.

4. Competing journals

This should list any competitor journals (split into UK and overseas publications), providing brief information on their scope, any particular strengths or weaknesses, any affiliations to/endorsements by relevant organisations, etc.

It would be helpful to identify the main competitor(s) as well as any titles recently launched in the area. Details of their circulation and publishing model (e.g. subscription/hybrid/open access) are helpful. The proposal should show how the new journal would fit in the market, and highlight any particular strengths that could distinguish the new journal from its competitors. What gap in the literature does it address, and in what ways is research in this field currently expanding?

5. Production

Publication frequency: how many issues will be published each year?

  • Year 1: ?
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  • What article types will be published, and in what proportion (example)?
  • xx%: Commentaries and editorials
  • xx%: Original research and review articles
  • xx%: Case reports

6. Market

Establishing a new journal carries a substantial risk for the society with a period of up to 10 years to establish financial viability. During this period the society must underwrite the operation. The current publishing environment is in transition from a subscription-based market to a maturing Open Access market and, as such, requires the society to exercise great care. The Editorial Advisory Group (EAG) therefore requests evidence that a new journal will be viable. As a result, the EAG needs preliminary data on the potential market for any new journal:

  • How many national and international contributions of a high scientific standard might we expect in the first/subsequent year(s)?
  • Is funding available in the field to cover Article Publication Charges (APCs) under an open access publishing model?
  • Will you accept referred submissions from other journals within the same discipline?

To summarise, the EAG asks the proposers of a new journal to provide some market survey data with respect to:

  • Professional academics and practitioners in the UK and internationally
  • How you anticipate the majority of APCs in the UK and internationally will be paid e.g. directly by authors, or by other funding sources (institutions, grants, etc.)
  • Academic institutions in the UK that offer relevant programmes that might be reasonably expected to read the journal (relevant information about recent developments in the subject – academic or professional – that might have an effect on the number and popularity of these programmes)
  • Categories of specialist libraries that would potentially be interested in the journal
  • International academic and professional institutions
  • Other areas of potential interest

Any proposal should therefore contain opinions from at least 100 or so leading researchers in the field (both national and international) as to the need for the journal.

7. Promotion - potential authors and readers

Include any information on who would be targeted in initial promotion for the new journal (include members of the relevant British Psychological Society Division/Section).

Suggestions for reciprocal promotion (i.e. with other societies or organisations) are very useful.

8. Expert opinion

Provide the names of at least two people who may be approached for an expert opinion on this proposal (they should not be directly involved in the writing of the proposal themselves).

9. Conclusion

Sum up the main points of your argument supporting the case for launching a new journal.

Please send your completed proposal to [email protected].

How do I become a reviewer?

If you are a suitably qualified psychologist and would like to be considered as a possible reviewer for research papers submitted to the BPS journals, please download and complete a copy of the form below.

Once you have completed the form, please email it to the Wiley team

Copyright information

Third party use

Where permission is sought for quotation in whole or in part in a third party's publication, this will be contingent upon that party seeking written consent through RightsLink; permission will not be unreasonably withheld.

Information for authors of papers accepted since November 2010

Authors should consult their Copyright Transfer Agreement, which includes full information about permitted use by contributors.

Information for authors of papers accepted before November 2010

Permitted use

It is the society's policy to allow authors to re-use their own work as they see fit. Authors do not need to seek permission from the society to photocopy their own work or use it as part of a course pack for teaching purposes. Re-use of part or all of an article by an author in other publications written, edited or compiled by them is also permitted but republication of whole articles is not permitted until 6 months after hard-copy publication in the society's journal. Such permission is subject to the restrictions stipulated in the author self-archive/open access policy detailed below, and the journal must also be acknowledged as the original published source of the material in the following format:

'Reproduced with permission from [journal name] © The British Psychological Society [year]'.

Author self-archive/open access policy

Authors are encouraged to place a copy of their article on an institutional or other repository 12 months after publication in the journal, subject to the permitted use conditions above. However, it is not permitted for authors to use the final proofed and typeset version of the article for this purpose. They are required instead to use the postprint version of the paper (the final accepted version of the paper after peer review but before proofreading and typesetting). In addition, at least one link must also be provided to the published version of the article on the society's website from the repository.

Permission requests

To apply for permission to reproduce material published in one of the society's journals, use the Wiley-Blackwell RightsLink online service.

Simply follow these steps to obtain permission via the RightsLink© system:

  1. Locate the content on the Wiley Online Library website
  2. Navigate to the abstract page
  3. Click on the 'Request Permissions' link, to the right of the journal image
  4. Follow the online instructions and select your requirements from the drop down options

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

The BPS Journals recognise the importance of promoting fair and equitable practice in all areas of leadership, editorial activity and scholarship.

Our Statement of Commitment outlines how diversity sits at the heart of our mission to further global psychological research and practice and encourage positive change.

This is supported by our EDI Publications Framework.

We acknowledge that meaningful progress requires consistent work and continual reflection, and that this is an evolving process.

Wiley journals

As part of our ongoing publishing partnership with Wiley, BPS members enjoy full access to an additional 32 related Wiley journals, plus a variety of related media, via PsychHub.

Non-members are also able to search and view abstracts.

Browse the Wiley journals available to our members via PsychHub.

EBSCO Psychology and Behavioural Sciences Collection

This collection includes over 300 (non-open access) journal titles covering psychology and adjacent disciplines, plus a further 140 peer-reviewed magazines.

Online access to this content is free for Student, Associate, Graduate, Full and Chartered members.

View the full list of available titles on the EBSCO website.

BJEP Monographs

The British Journal of Educational Psychology Monograph Series features contributions from key annual conferences.

This series is a must-have for all those concerned with the psychological aspects of teaching and learning.

Download the digital copies of BJEP Monographs.​ 

The Psychologist

The Psychologist is the society's publication which provides a forum for communication and discussion among members.

All BPS members have exclusive online access to The Psychologist, including in our app version. 

Research Digest

Research Digest The British Psychological Society's Research Digest delivers accessible summaries of the latest peer-reviewed psychological research as an integral part of The Psychologist website, and via its Routledge-sponsored PsychCrunch Podcast

For further information and updates subscribe free to our weekly email.

The aim of Research Digest is to provide engaging, accurate reports on the latest psychological research and studies that are timely, novel, thought-provoking and relevant to real life, and which make an important contribution to our expanding knowledge of the world.

You can also follow the Research Digest on Twitter and Facebook.

Periodicals

The British Psychological Society's periodicals publish content from many different areas of psychology, with findings from both practitioner and research settings. The periodicals are led by specialised editorial teams, with many using peer review to produce high quality and relevant articles. 

BPS Explore

BPS Explore is our easy-to-access platform for you to read and download a wide range of psychological content from practitioners, researchers and working groups. 

BPS network members can access their network's content free of charge, and other networks' output for a reduced fee. Please ensure you are registered with and signed-in to the platform (rather than the BPS portal).

Non-members can purchase all of the society's periodicals through BPS Explore. 

Stay up to date with the latest published research and practice in your field

Table of content email alerts are a great way to receive notifications about the latest published work in your field, directly to your inbox.

To activate your alerts:

  1. Visit BPS Explore and make sure you log in. Note: logging into BPS Explore is a separate function to logging into the BPS portal.
  2. Select your Periodical of interest. Note: this feature is not available for Reports and Guidelines, Monographs or Test Reviews.
  3. Beneath the publication's title, you will see the "Alerts" button.
  4. Select "Create an alert" and "save".
  5. You have the option to manage your alerts if you wish to change any preferences.

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Institutional subscriptions 

BPS periodicals changed from print delivery to digital-only downloads in March 2020.

If you bought a print subscription in 2020 or 2021 you're eligible for a refund for issues you didn't receive – please contact our customer support team.

Institutional subscribers can download digital issues by visiting BPS Explore and purchasing individual PDFs.

As a gesture of goodwill, we'd like to give you permission to download your usual content at the individual licence price, but use the content as you would with an institutional licence.

We recognise this is a time to support higher education providers, so this arrangement will remain in place until we have online subscriptions available.

We're developing a new digital publication system which will allow organisations (like universities) to subscribe to a digital version of our titles, using their usual access methods for their students.

The new system will also offer a print-on-demand service. When the new system is ready to launch, we will contact all previous subscribers with details on purchasing online subscriptions.