Group diversity
- Submission status
- Open
- Submission deadline
The editors at Nature Communications, Communications Psychology and Scientific Reports invite submissions to a Collection on the topic of group diversity. Submissions may cover a range of topics from the fields of psychology, meta-science, and neighboring disciplines, such as management science and education. Group diversity spans identity and demographic diversity, diversity of ability and health condition, as well as organizational, cultural, religious, and worldview diversity.
We invite submissions that examine the antecedents and outcomes of group diversity. This includes research looking at factors that contribute to group diversity; studies that focus on how group membership or interaction with diverse groups affects individuals; and studies investigating the relationships between more (or less) diverse groups.
The journals will consider Research Articles and Registered Reports on the topic. Nature Communications and Communications Psychology will also consider narrative reviews or opinion pieces, but ask you to please first reach out to the editors of these journals if you are interested in submitting such content. The scope and editorial policies of each journal will be taken into account when assessing suitability of submissions for publication.
Editors
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Jennifer Kubota, PhD
Senior Ford Fellow and Associate Professor, Departments of Psychological and Brain Sciences and Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware, USA.
Communications Psychology is managed by both in-house professional editors and academic Editorial Board Members.
Nature Communications is edited by in-house professional editors.
Scientific Reports is managed by in-house professional editors and edited by Editorial Board Members. For this Collection, Jennifer Kubota and members of the Editorial Board are in charge of submissions to Scientific Reports.
Our editors work closely together to ensure the quality of our published papers and consistency in author experience.
Jennifer Kubota, PhD, University of Delaware, USA.
Dr. Jennifer Kubota is a Senior Ford Fellow and an Associate Professor in the Departments of Psychological and Brain Sciences and Political Science and International Relations at the University of Delaware. Her research uses neuroscience behavioural measures to examine how we think, feel, and behave toward individuals different from ourselves. Dr Kubota has been an Editorial Board Member for Scientific Reports since 2023.
