Dear colleagues,
Apologies for crossposting.
Aim and Scope
Self-processing occupies a central role in psychological science, yet many foundational questions remain about its mechanisms. With the rise of experimental psychology and neuroscientific approaches, this field has seen remarkable growth—enhancing our understanding of how we attend to, perceive, and recognize ourselves, and the neural systems that support these functions.
This Collection aims to foster interdisciplinary integration across perceptual, cognitive, developmental, cultural, biological, and evolutionary domains.
We welcome submissions of cutting-edge research on self-processing, including:
- Empirical studies
- Review articles
- Opinion papers
- Registered reports
- Registered replications (please refer to the journal’s updated guidelines for these formats)
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Self-prioritization effects
- Self-recognition
- Self-related illusions (e.g., Rubber Hand Illusion, enfacement illusion)
- Developmental and evolutionary origins of the self
- Cultural and personality influences on self-processing
For inquiries or to discuss the suitability of a submission, please contact the Action Editors:
We look forward to your contributions to this exciting Collection.
Regards,
Alex