JPSP is the most cited journal for research in attitudes and social cognition, interpersonal relations and group processes, and personality processes and individual differences. Topics include formation and change of beliefs and attitude, measurement of attitudes, psychological and structural features of dyads and groups, the nature and dynamics of relationships, communication, emotions, social influence, group decision making and achievement, interaction between the individual and the social environment, personality structures, the biological bases of personality, the role of personality as a variable in reaction to stress, and much more. Up to 133 line screen for text and covers. This journal is produced completely electronically. For acceptable applications and disk formats see the requirements for the American Psychologist .
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