We asked editors of British Psychological Society journals about change in research and in journal publishing...

The article explores the changes and challenges in psychology research and journal publishing. It discusses the shift towards more rigorous research methods, connecting research to real-world contexts, and promoting diversity. However, there are still obstacles, such as profit-focused publishing models and narrow views of excellence. The article also emphasizes the need for changes in doctoral training and increased funding for educational psychology research. The editors are committed to making positive changes and maintaining the international presence of their journals. The text covers various changes and challenges in academic publishing, including transparency, open science practices, diverse samples, and the proliferation of journals. It also addresses the importance of addressing barriers to change and promoting a more robust and inclusive research culture. [Extracted from the article]