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Presidential Studies Quarterlyhttp://www.cspresidency.org/presquar.htmThe Center's award winning Presidential Studies Quarterly continues to be the flagship ofthe Center's publications. The Quarterly has come to be viewed as indispensable bybusiness and professional leaders, including those holding high office as well as scholarsthroughout the world. The Center is fortunate to have such a distinguished EditorialBoard, headed by George C. Edwards III. The board maintains the high standards of thejournal.Keywords: journal, presidential studiesPsychological Bulletinhttp://www.apa.org:80/journals/bul.htmlPsychological Bulletin publishes evaluative and integrative reviews and interpretations ofissues in scientific psychology. Original research is reported only for illustrative purposes.Integrative reviews that summarize a literature may set forth major developments withina particular research area or provide a bridge between related specialized fields withinpsychology or between psychology and related fields. In all cases, reviews that developconnections between areas of research are particularly valuable. Expository articles maybe published if they are deemed accurate, broad, clear, and pertinent. The target audienceis a broad range of psychologists and allied behavioral scientists. Methodological articlesthat previously were submitted to Psychological Bulletin should now be submitted toPsychological Methods. Manuscripts dealing with issues of contemporary socialrelevance; minority, cultural, or underrepresented groups; or other topics at the interfaceof psychological science and society are welcomed. Original theoretical articles should besubmitted to Psychological Review, even when they include reviews of research literature.Literature reviews should be submitted to Psychological Bulletin, even when theydevelop an integrated theoretical statement.Keywords: journal, scientific psychologyPsychological Reviewhttp://www.apa.org:80/journals/rev.htmlPsychological Review publishes articles that make important theoretical contributions toany area of scientific psychology. Preference is given to papers that advance theory, butsystematic evaluation of alternative theories in a given domain will also be considered for335