Journal Profile

International Journal of Global Psychology

The International Journal of Global Psychology (IJOGP) is an international, peer reviewed and refereed journal that seeks to promote the scientific study of psychology through exploring human behavior, cognition, emotions, and health from various cultural, societal, and global viewpoints. IJOGP intends to disseminate original scientific research which contributes to understanding of psychological processes and encourages the development of evidence-based practice improving people's physical and psychological health. IJOGP is an open access journal that serves as a forum for exchange of ideas between psychologists, clinicians, scientists, educators, policymakers and other professionals to examine universal and culturally specific psychological processes.

IJOGP accepts original research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, clinical research, randomized controlled trials, theoretical research, case reports, short communications and interdisciplinary research in all branches of psychology. Topics of interest include but are not limited to clinical psychology, counseling psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, social psychology, educational psychology, organizational psychology, health psychology, forensic psychology, personality psychology, neuropsychology, behavioral sciences, positive psychology, rehabilitation psychology, sports psychology, community psychology and cross-cultural psychology.

Taking into account the ever-changing nature of psychological research, IJOGP is encouraging research related to digital mental health, artificial intelligence in psychology, computational psychology, psychoinformatics, digital therapeutics, virtual reality interventions, ecological momentary assessments, precision mental healthcare, cognitive neuroscience, affective computing, behavioral analytics, mental health monitoring using wearables, applications of machine learning in psychological research, and technological assessment of psychological processes. Moreover, research papers in which psychology is combined with other disciplines like neuroscience, public health, education, medicine, data science, and social sciences are especially welcomed in order to deal with current global mental health issues.

In order to foster international cooperation, ensure cultural diversity within psychology science, and ensure the application of psychological research in practice and education as well as policy making, International Journal of Global Psychology gives free access to research that has been done with high moral standards.

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ISSN
2049-7312
Frequency
Quarterly
Impact Snapshot
2.84 CiteScore
Indexing & Abstracting
Scopus, DOAJ, CrossRef

Editorial Office

Editor-in-Chief: Editorial leadership pending

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Published research

Latest Articles

Recent published articles from International Journal of Global Psychology.

Original Article

The Positive Integrated Psychology Intervention (PIPI): A Systems-Based Ethnographic Framework for Resilience and Flourishing

The COVID-19 pandemic constituted a prolonged global stressor that exposed critical limitations in dominant psychological paradigms, particularly the traditional conceptual separation between resilience (adversity-oriented functioning) and well-being (growth-oriented functioning). Under conditions of sustained, recursive uncertainty, this bifurcation limits both explanatory power and clinical intervention efficacy. This paper introduces the Positive Integrated Psychology Intervention (PIPI), an integrated systems-based framework grounded in Shah's Theory (2019): the 7+5=12 Hybrid Model. PIPI synthesizes the Brammit 7-Belief System (TRAMMB)—representing internal resilience architecture—with Seligman's (2011) PERMA 5-Pillar Model—representing external flourishing processes—into a unified, dynamic system conceptualized as a DNA Helix of Mental Agility. Utilizing a longitudinal clinical ethnographic design (2019–2023; N=48), this study tracks real-world psychological adaptation through structured daily reflective journaling, quantitative behavioral tracking, and qualitative narrative interviews. Findings demonstrate that Resilient Growth emerges as an adaptive, higher-order state when internal and external systems operate synchronously through multiplicative interaction (B × P). Participants demonstrated statistically significant enhancements in cognitive flexibility, emotional regulation, behavioral consistency, and identity transformation—shifting from crisis-oriented survival to proactive, purpose-driven agency. This revised manuscript explicitly addresses peer review feedback by distinguishing PIPI's multiplicative 7×5 framework from Shah's foundational additive 7+5 model, elaborating on the 12 systemic crosslinks, expanding actionable daily behavioral methodologies, providing additional ethnographic participant excerpts, and providing an enriched literature review with a restored and fully aligned 10-source reference list.

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