Each issue will address a certain topic, specified in previous calls for papers; contributions on other topics will also be included. Generally speaking, contributions are welcome on phenomena related to the human interaction with technologies (included but not restricted to the themes listed here). Submissions will be accepted with the understanding that they represent original work and are not being considered for publication elsewhere (see details on the copyright form). Authors must print and fill in the copyright form and send it to the following address: Luciano Gamberini, via Porciglia 13, 35100 Padova, Italy.

The following kinds of submission are encouraged:

- Articles: they should be accurate and original, in line with the theme of the journal, both empirical or theoretical (research reports, review papers, theoretical position papers).

- Projects descriptions, provided that they have been already accepted and/or funded.

- Presentations or conference proceedings, if they are not published elsewhere;

- Product presentations in conformity with theoretical or empirical guidelines; a scientific evaluation should be included.

Each contribution must obviously be sustained by appropriate reference to empirical work and to the literature in the field. All submissions undergo a review process by two anonymous referees. Details on the criteria according to which manuscripts will be evaluated can be gained from the review form on the home page of the Journal.

The language of the Journal is English, except for motivated cases. The author(s) should provide up to five keywords, their contact information and a short 100-words abstract. They should also conform to the Journal’s Criteria for paper editing. Reference format must follow the American Psychological Association standards. Acronyms should be spelled out.

Contributions should be sent electronically to the following address:

[email protected]

with 'submission to psychnology' in the subject field.