Journal of Cognitive Psychology is a highly recognized academic journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research findings in the field of cognitive psychology. The scope of this magazine is broad, covering multiple subfields of cognitive psychology, including perception, attention, language processing, digital cognition, action and motor control, spatial cognition, learning, memory, reasoning, and decision-making.

The contributors to the magazine come from experts and scholars in the fields of experimental cognitive psychologists and cognitive neuroscientists, who explore the mysteries of cognitive mechanisms and processes through in-depth research and experimentation. These studies not only help us better understand the essence of human thinking and behavior, but also provide important theoretical support for applied research in related fields. The magazine focuses on publishing innovative and theoretically significant research results, with particular emphasis on contributions that can promote the development of cognitive psychology. In addition, the journal welcomes research findings at the intersection of cognitive psychology and related disciplines, but these contributions must have clear theoretical significance for cognitive processes.