The official journal of APA's Division 39, Psychoanalytic Psychology focuses on issues at the intersection of psychoanalysis and psychology. Articles include clinical papers, research papers, literature reviews, and commentary.
Clinical papers report new clinical hypotheses, observations, or techniques.
Research papers report original research, relevant theoretical problems in psychoanalysis, psychoanalytic approaches to human behavior, and studies in the history of psychoanalysis. Literature reviews collect and analyze the existing literature on problems relevant to psychoanalytic inquiry, and comments respond to previously published articles in the journal. Book reviews are also included. Up to 133 line screen for text and covers. Camera-ready copy or offset negatives preferred.