Cyberpsychology Journal Announces Summer Break and Publishes Two Major 2026 Issues
Cyberpsychology journal closes submissions June 16–August 31, 2026, following strong 2025 growth and publication of two substantive spring issues.
Summer Submission Break Announced
The Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace is introducing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026. New submissions will resume on September 1, 2026.
The break follows a sharp increase in submissions to the journal during 2025, reflecting growing interest in cyberpsychology research across Europe and beyond.
Volume 20, Issue 1 Published January 28, 2026
The journal’s first 2026 issue (Volume 20, Issue 1) was published on January 28, 2026. The issue includes articles on adolescents’ and young people’s mobile and social network habits, prosocial and antisocial online behaviours, social media influencers, and qualitative investigation of ChatGPT.
Volume 20, Issue 2 Published April 14, 2026
The spring 2026 issue (Volume 20, Issue 2) was published on April 14, 2026. This issue contains eight articles covering topics including AI aversion, online sexual health knowledge, online dating, and videoconference fatigue.
Source: Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace
Developments since publication
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The cyberpsychology.eu submission portal will reopen on September 1, 2026, following a summer break. Source
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The journal closed its submission portal for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, citing the need to maintain editorial quality and sustainable workload. Source
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During the summer break, the journal's editorial work continued for manuscripts already in the system, including contacting reviewers, processing revisions, and communicating editorial decisions. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace announced that its submission portal will reopen on September 1, 2026 following a summer break. Source
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With the September 1, 2026 reopening, the journal is introducing updated submission requirements designed to strengthen the quality, transparency, and reproducibility of the research it publishes. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 (2026) of the journal contains twelve open-access articles covering topics including online incivility and victimisation, digital piracy, and social media presentation. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 1 (January 2026) included open-access articles covering adolescents' and young people's mobile and social network habits, prosocial and antisocial online behaviours, social media infl Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace is a diamond open access journal, meaning all articles are freely available to readers at no cost. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 (2026) of Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace contains twelve articles. Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes a comparative study on cyberbullying, dating violence, and sexual harassment victimisation perceptions among sexual and gender minority youth, by Maite Azabal-Gallego et al. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal is published by Masaryk University as a diamond open-access, peer-reviewed, online scholarly journal. Source
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Issue 3, Vol. 20 (2026) includes an article titled 'A comparative study on online victimization perceptions (cyberbullying, dating violence, and sexual harassment) and psychological symptoms in sexual Source
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Issue 3, Vol. 20 (2026) includes an article titled 'Framing adolescent sexting: How media discourses influence parents' attitudes and practices towards sexting' by Elliana Lamprianidou, Koen Ponnet, M Source
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Issue 3, Vol. 20 (2026) includes an article titled 'Digital piracy through the lens of moral intensity and risk perception: A cross-cultural perspective' by Mateja Kos Koklič, Monika Kukar-Kinney, and Source
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Cyberpsychology journal closed its submission portal to new manuscripts between June 16 and August 31, 2026. Source
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The journal is diamond open access, meaning it is non-profit. Source
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Foxxe Labs is based in Donegal, Ireland. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology 2026 conference topics include online behaviours and social media, gaming and virtual environments, artificial intelligence and emerging technology, health and well-being appli Source
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The British Psychological Society launched a new £6,000 Small Research Grants Scheme open to all BPS members (except subscriber-grade members), which can fund preparation, staffing, materials, partici Source
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The journal closed its submission portal to new manuscripts from 16 June to 31 August 2026. Source
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The journal posted a 'Decisions and Reviews Statistics for 2025' announcement on 5 August 2026, covering submissions, desk reject rates, acceptance rates, decision times, and reviewer statistics. Source
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Emmelyn Croes joined Cyberpsychology as Associate Editor on 7 October 2025. Source
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Emmelyn Croes is an Assistant Professor at the Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences, Tilburg University. Source
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The journal's SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) is 0.85, placing it Q1 in the Communication category and Q2 in Psychology and Social Sciences miscellaneous categories. Source
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The journal is published under Masaryk University (Masarykova univerzita) and its Faculty of Social Studies. Source
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The journal closed its submission portal for new submissions from 16 June to 31 August 2026, due to a sharp increase in submissions experienced in 2025. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal is a diamond open-access publication, meaning it operates on a non-profit basis with no author or reader fees. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 contains twelve peer-reviewed articles. Source
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Article 2 in Vol.20 No.3 examines the role bystanders play when people make suicidal disclosures on social media, using an interview study methodology. Source
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Article 3 in Vol.20 No.3 is a comparative study on online victimisation perceptions — covering cyberbullying, dating violence, and sexual harassment — in sexual and gender minority youth. Source
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Article 7 in Vol.20 No.3 uses eye-tracking methodology to study how fear and humor legitimise hostility on social media. Source
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Issue 3, Vol. 20 topics include online incivility and victimisation, digital piracy, presentation on social media, adolescent sexting framing, social comparisons and wellbeing, avatar diversity in vir Source
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One article in Vol. 20, Issue 3 presents a latent profile analysis of online users' responses to incivility across six countries, authored by Emily Ahrens, Vladimir Bojarskich, and Tobias Rothmund. Source
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One article in Vol. 20, Issue 3 uses eye-tracking to study how fear and humor cues legitimise hostility on social media, authored by Ursula Kristin Schmid, Simon Greipl, and Diana Rieger. Source
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The journal's submission portal was closed for new manuscripts between 16 June and 31 August 2026 due to a declared summer break. Source
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BIP lecture and workshop topics included the foundations of cyberpsychology, artificial intelligence, misinformation and deepfakes, online communication, gaming, and the social psychology of the inter Source
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The Cyberpsychology journal published a 'Decisions and Reviews Statistics for 2025' announcement on 05 August 2026. Source
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During the summer submission break, work on manuscripts already in the system continues as usual, with editors contacting reviewers, processing revisions, and communicating editorial decisions through Source
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Issue 3 of Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology journal is fully open access, available at https://cyberpsychology.eu/issue/view/2850. Source
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Dr Lisa Orchard is affiliated with the University of Wolverhampton and is described as a contributor to the BPS Cyberpsychology Section conference context for 2026. Source
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Issue 3 of Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology was published on 26 June 2026 and contains twelve articles. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal closed its submission portal for new submissions from 16 June to 31 August 2026, citing a sharp increase in submissions in 2025 and the need to protect editorial team workload. Source
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The journal will reopen for new manuscript submissions on 1 September 2026; manuscripts already in the system continued to be processed throughout the summer break. Source
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The last issue of 2025 (published 24 November 2025) featured ten open-access articles exploring topics including influencer mental-health messaging, sleep and smartphone use, adolescent body image, pr Source
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Cyberpsychology is published by Masaryk University and carries E-ISSN 1802-7962. Source
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The journal stated that its summer submission break does not halt work on manuscripts already in the system; editors will continue contacting reviewers, processing revisions, and communicating editori Source
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Cyberpsychology is described as a diamond open-access journal, meaning it is non-profit and does not charge authors or readers. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section 2026 Annual Conference is the 6th edition of the event. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section 2026 Annual Conference is scheduled for July 6–7, 2026. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section 2026 Annual Conference is hosted at York St John University. Source
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The BPS is launching a £6,000 grant scheme to support members with small research projects. Source
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Dr Lisa Orchard is affiliated with the University of Wolverhampton. Source
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The 2025 Decisions and Reviews Statistics post for Cyberpsychology journal covers submissions, desk reject rates, acceptance rates, decision times, and reviewer statistics. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal published Issue 3 of Volume 20 on June 26, 2026, containing twelve articles. Source
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The editorial team stated that in 2025 the journal experienced a sharp increase in submissions. Source
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The journal reported a sharp increase in submissions in 2025. Source
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Prof. Paul Cairns from the University of York is a keynote speaker at the 2026 BPS Cyberpsychology Conference. Source
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Prof. Amy Orben from the University of Cambridge is a keynote speaker at the 2026 BPS Cyberpsychology Conference. Source
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The BPS is launching a £6,000 grant scheme for small research projects open to all BPS members except subscriber-grade members. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes an interview study on the role bystanders play when people make suicidal disclosures on social media, authored by Rhianna Brien, Bethany Cliffe, Lisa Marzano, Maria Woloshy Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes a comparative study on online victimisation perceptions — covering cyberbullying, dating violence, and sexual harassment — and psychological symptoms in sexual and gender m Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes a study on how media discourses about adolescent sexting influence parents' attitudes and practices, authored by Elliana Lamprianidou, Koen Ponnet, Michel Walrave, Inès Kas Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes a study using eye-tracking to examine how fear and humour legitimise hostility on social media, authored by Ursula Kristin Schmid, Simon Greipl, and Diana Rieger. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes a study on digital piracy examined through the lens of moral intensity and risk perception from a cross-cultural perspective, authored by Mateja Kos Koklič, Monika Kukar-Ki Source
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The journal's submission portal is closed for new submissions between June 16 and August 31, 2026. Source
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The journal is a non-profit (diamond open access) publication whose growth is not tied to financial expansion but relies on the dedicated time of its editorial team. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section conference registration fee includes access to both conference days, all sessions, lunch and refreshment breaks across both days, and a drinks reception on the evening Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes an article titled 'What can I do as somebody who only knows her through the internet?: An interview study on the role bystanders play when people make suicidal disclosures Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes an article titled 'Framing adolescent sexting: How media discourses influence parents' attitudes and practices towards sexting' (DOI: 10.5817/CP2026-3-4). Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 includes an article titled 'Subtle cues, major shifts: Eye-tracking insights on how fear and humor legitimize hostility on social media' (DOI: 10.5817/CP2026-3-7). Source
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The journal's submission portal was closed for new submissions between June 16 and August 31, 2026, due to a summer break introduced to manage editorial workload. Source
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The journal's growth is not tied to financial expansion because it operates as a diamond open access (non-profit) journal. Source
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The journal's E-ISSN is 1802-7962. Source
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Volume 20, Issue 3 of the journal was published on 26 June 2026. Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes an article titled 'Towards a typology of online users in response to incivility: A latent profile analysis across six countries', authored by Emily Ahrens, Vladimir Bojarskic Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes an article on bystander roles when people make suicidal disclosures on social media, authored by Rhianna Brien, Bethany Cliffe, Lisa Marzano, Maria Woloshynowych, and Jay-Mar Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes a comparative study on online victimization perceptions — covering cyberbullying, dating violence, and sexual harassment — in sexual and gender minority youth, with DOI 10.58 Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes an article on how media discourses about adolescent sexting influence parents' attitudes and practices, with DOI 10.5817/CP2026-3-4. Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes an article examining digital piracy through the lens of moral intensity and risk perception from a cross-cultural perspective, with DOI 10.5817/CP2026-3-11. Source
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Vol. 20, Issue 3 includes an article using eye-tracking methodology to study how fear and humor legitimize hostility on social media, with DOI 10.5817/CP2026-3-7. Source
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The journal's submission portal will reopen to new manuscripts on 1 September 2026. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2026 was held at York St John University, Lord Mayor's Walk, York, on 6–7 July 2026. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2026 was thematically open, welcoming abstracts from across the full breadth of cyberpsychology practice and research rather than limiting submissions Source
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Issue 1 of Volume 20 was published on 28 January 2026, marking the start of the journal's 20th volume. Source
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In February 2026, IADT (Institute of Art Design + Technology, Dún Laoghaire, Ireland) hosted an EU Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) in Cyberpsychology. Source
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The IADT Erasmus+ Cyberpsychology BIP ran from 23 to 27 February 2026. Source
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Following the BIP, a group of IADT BSc Applied Psychology students were scheduled to travel to Estonia to complete an EU Erasmus+ BIP in Legal Psychology at Tallinn University at Easter. Source
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Issue 3, Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology journal contains twelve articles. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal describes itself as a diamond open access (non-profit) publication whose growth is not tied to financial expansion. Source
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The journal will reopen for new manuscript submissions on 1 September 2026. Source
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Issue 2, Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology journal contains eight articles. Source
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Gaming Disorder is recognised in the World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision (ICD-11). Source
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The Proteus Effect proposes that the appearance of a person's avatar in virtual environments can influence their real-world behaviour and self-perception. Source
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The online disinhibition effect is a concept from early cyberpsychology research suggesting that people may act differently behind the perceived anonymity of a screen. Source
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Simply Put Psych describes itself as an independent academic blog, not a peer-reviewed journal. Source
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All articles published in Cyberpsychology are open access Source
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Cyberpsychology has an SJR of 0.852 for 2025 Source
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Issue 3, Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology contains twelve high-quality articles. Source
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Issue 3, Volume 20 covers topics including online incivility, victimisation, digital piracy, and presentation on social media. Source
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The submission portal for Cyberpsychology will reopen on September 1, 2026. Source
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New manuscript submissions will be accepted starting September 1, 2026 Source
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Issue 2 of Volume 20 was published on April 14, 2026, containing eight open-access articles Source
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Cyberpsychology journal announced a summer submission break from June 16 to August 31, 2026 Source
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Cyberpsychology journal's 2025 impact factor is 2.6 and SJR is 0.852 Source
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From 23rd-27th February, visiting students engaged in lectures and workshops covering topics from foundations of cyberpsychology to emerging issues including artificial intelligence, misinformation, d Source
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Students explored immersive technologies through workshops in the IADT Immersive Media Lab and a group experience at Sandbox VR. Source
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The conference features keynote speakers Prof. Paul Cairns from the University of York and Prof. Amy Orben from the University of Cambridge. Source
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Conference submissions are due April 10, 2026. Source
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The journal Cyberpsychology gained a new impact factor of 2.905 and ranks Q2 in Communication and multidisciplinary Psychology categories. Source
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The British Psychological Society's Cyberpsychology Section opened abstract submissions for its 2026 Annual Conference, marking a significant gathering for European researchers studying digital behavi Source
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The 6th edition of the BPS Cyberpsychology Conference was scheduled for July 6-7, 2026 at York St John University, featuring keynote speakers Prof. Paul Cairns from the University of York and Prof. Am Source
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Conference abstract submissions were due April 10, 2026. Source
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The conference maintained a thematically open approach, welcoming research across artificial intelligence ethics, gaming environments, social media behaviour, cybersecurity, and health applications. Source
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Issue 3 of Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology was published on June 26, 2026 Source
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Cyberpsychology journal is closing its submission portal from June 16 to August 31, 2026 for new submissions Source
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Cyberpsychology journal has an impact factor of 2.905 Source
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Cyberpsychology journal ranks Q2 in Communication and multidisciplinary Psychology categories Source
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Issue 2 of Volume 20 covers topics including AI aversion, online sexual health knowledge, online dating, and videoconference fatigue Source
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Emmelyn Croes, Ph.D. from Tilburg University was welcomed as a new Associate Editor of Cyberpsychology on October 7, 2025 Source
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Cyberpsychology journal will close the submission portal from 16 June to 31 August 2026 for a summer break Source
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Ireland published the 'Sharing the Vision Digital Mental Health Strategy 2026-2030' on 20 February 2026. Source
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Ireland secured €1 million funding as part of the 2026 Budget to implement the digital mental health strategy, bringing investment in digital services such as online cognitive-behavioural therapy and Source
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An EU Erasmus+ Cyberpsychology Blended Intensive Program took place at IADT from 23-27 February 2026, covering foundations of cyberpsychology to emerging issues including artificial intelligence, misi Source
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In 2023, European Union countries reported 309 major cybersecurity incidents in the health care sector, the highest among all critical sectors. Source
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The journal announced a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, to maintain quality standards while managing editor workload as a diamond open access non-profit journal. Source
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The journal has an Impact Factor of 2.6 for 2025 and an SJR of 0.852 for 2025. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace experienced a sharp increase in submissions during 2025 and introduced a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 202 Source
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Abstract submissions for the British Psychological Society Cyberpsychology Section 2026 Annual Conference were due April 10, 2026. Source
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The British Psychological Society is launching a £6,000 grant scheme for small research projects, and the Cyberpsychology Section offers £500 grants specifically for early career researchers and PhD s Source
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The Impact Factor for Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace in 2025 is 2.6. Source
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The SJR (Scimago Journal Rank) for Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace in 2025 is 0.852. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace is closing the submission portal between 16 June and 31 August 2026 for a summer break. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal implemented a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, announced on 5 May 2026, to ensure sustainable workload for the editorial team. Source
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The European Commission presented an Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence on 7 July 2026. Source
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The Commission will strengthen Europe's capacity to evaluate AI models before they are placed on the EU market, in line with the AI Act. Source
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ENISA and the Commission's Joint Research Centre will create a secure platform to test AI for cybersecurity, including using simulated environments. Source
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The EU will continue investing in sovereign AI capabilities, building on initiatives such as AI Factories and future Gigafactories. Source
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A recent INTERPOL report (2025) highlighted that cybercrime now accounts for more than 30 per cent of all reported crime in Western and Eastern Africa, with online scams, ransomware, business email co Source
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The International Safety Tech sector has raised $2.7 billion across 195 deals since 2023, with employment in Safety Tech now exceeding 40,000 roles globally. Source
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The journal experienced a sharp increase in submissions during 2025, and is introducing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, with the submission portal reopening on September Source
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The journal closed its submission portal between June 16 and August 31 to maintain editorial quality and sustainability as a diamond open access journal. Source
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The European Commission presented an Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence on 7 July 2026 to support safe and responsible use of AI while strengthening Europe's cybersecurity. Source
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The Action Plan focuses on 3 complementary objectives: promoting the safe and responsible use of advanced AI, reinforcing the EU's cybersecurity and resilience, and scaling up Europe's AI capabilities Source
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The Commission will work with the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) to develop a European Blueprint for secure access to advanced AI systems for cybersecurity purposes. Source
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The Commission will establish a secure testing platform to help organisations in critical sectors (energy, transport, health, finance, and public administration) safely test and deploy AI solutions. Source
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The Commission will launch an EU Grand Challenge on AI for cybersecurity to bring together companies, researchers and other stakeholders to develop innovative AI-powered cybersecurity solutions. Source
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In 2024, the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Internet Crime Complaint Center reported 859,532 complaints and losses of $16.6 billion, a 33% jump from 2023. Source
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According to the 2024 Global Anti-Scam Alliance Report, international scammers collectively defrauded victims of more than USD 1 trillion over a twelve-month period. Source
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The 2025 Global Anti-Scam Alliance Report, which surveyed over 46,000 adults across 42 markets, revealed that 57% of respondents had encountered a scam within the past year, while 23% reported financi Source
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A recent INTERPOL report (2025) has highlighted a sharp rise in cybercrime in Africa, stating that cybercrime now accounts for more than 30 per cent of all reported crime in Western and Eastern Africa Source
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A nine-country youth survey with 8,000 participants aged 16 to 19 found that just under half (47.76%, N = 3,808) reported engaging in criminal behaviour online in the previous year. Source
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In the nine-country youth survey, prevalence rates for individual behaviours ranged from 1 in 8 engaging in money muling and laundering, to 1 in 11 engaging in cyber fraud. Source
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In early 2024, a finance employee at Arup's Hong Kong office authorized transfers totalling almost HK$200 million following a video call featuring AI-generated deepfakes of senior colleagues. Source
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The Paladin International State of Safety Tech 2025 report highlights that employment in Safety Tech now exceeds 40,000 roles globally. Source
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Since 2023, $2.7 billion has been raised across 195 deals in the Safety Tech sector. Source
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The International Safety Tech sector has entered 2026 at a moment of transition, with the enforcement of major online safety laws coinciding with a rise in AI-enabled risks, from deepfakes to syntheti Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace published Issue 3 of Volume 20 on 26 June 2026. Source
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Issue 3 of Volume 20 includes twelve high-quality articles covering online incivility, victimisation, digital piracy, and social media presentation. Source
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All articles in Issue 3 of Volume 20 are published as open access. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace is a diamond open access journal published by Masaryk University. Source
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The British Psychological Society is launching a £6,000 grant scheme for small research projects. Source
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The Cyberpsychology BIP program at IADT ran from 23rd-27th February 2026 with topics covering foundations of cyberpsychology, artificial intelligence, misinformation and deepfakes, online communicatio Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace published Issue 3 of Volume 20 on June 26, 2026, containing twelve peer-reviewed articles. Source
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The June 2026 issue of Cyberpsychology covers a broad range of topics including online incivility and victimisation, digital piracy, and presentation on social media. Source
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All articles in Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace are published as open access. Source
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Cyberpsychology journal is implementing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026. Source
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IADT hosted an EU Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) in Cyberpsychology from February 23-27, 2026. Source
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The IADT Cyberpsychology BIP involved visiting students and lecturers from Tallinn University, Estonia and Hochschule der Medien, Stuttgart, Germany. Source
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The IADT Cyberpsychology BIP included practical workshops in the IADT Immersive Media Lab and a group experience at Sandbox VR. Source
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IADT BSc Applied Psychology students will travel to Estonia at Easter 2026 to complete an EU Erasmus+ BIP in Legal Psychology at Tallinn University. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace published Issue 3 of Volume 20 on June 26, 2026, containing twelve articles covering online incivility and victimisation, digital piracy Source
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Cyberpsychology journal is implementing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, with the submission portal reopening September 1. Source
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The British Psychological Society's Cyberpsychology Section 6th Annual Conference is scheduled for July 6-7, 2026 at York St John University, with keynote speakers Prof. Paul Cairns from the Universit Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Conference abstract submission deadline was April 10, 2026. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Conference welcomes research across artificial intelligence ethics, gaming environments, social media behaviour, cybersecurity, and health applications. Source
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The journal is implementing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, with the submission portal closed during this period and new manuscripts welcome starting September 1 Source
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Emmelyn Croes, Assistant Professor at Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences, Tilburg University, joined Cyberpsychology as Associate Editor with research focused on online and offline rela Source
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The Cyberpsychology journal is implementing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, 2026, to maintain quality standards and ensure sustainable workload for editorial team. Source
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SEPO (Scaling the European Polarisation Observatory) is running from January 2026 to June 2027 and investigates how social media and AI shape political attitudes, social polarisation, and public debat Source
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SEPO brings together researchers from six CIVICA universities: Sciences Po, Bocconi University, the Hertie School, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Școala Națională de Studii Po Source
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SEPO studies online communities and polarisation examining how social media shapes political debates, community formation, and group dynamics. Source
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SEPO studies AI and digital ecosystems examining how algorithms recommend content, influence public opinion, and structure digital interactions. Source
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Issue 3 of Volume 20 of Cyberpsychology was published on 26 June 2026, containing twelve high-quality articles covering online incivility, victimisation, digital piracy, and social media presentation. Source
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Cyberpsychology introduced a summer submission break from 16 June to 31 August 2026, closing the new submission portal during this period to manage editorial workload sustainability. Source
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The journal experienced a sharp increase in submissions in 2025, prompting the editorial team to implement the summer break to manage sustainability without financial expansion. Source
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Emmelyn Croes, Ph.D. from Tilburg School of Humanities and Digital Sciences at Tilburg University joined Cyberpsychology as Associate Editor on 7 October 2025. Source
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Emmelyn Croes' research explores how people connect and maintain relationships across online and offline communication media, including videoconferencing and conversational agents, and how social infl Source
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The journal's impact factor increased to 3.708 as of 30 June 2022. Source
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As of 1 July 2021, the journal had an impact factor of 2.905 and ranked Q2 in Communication and multidisciplinary Psychology categories. Source
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As of 1 July 2021, the journal's SCImago Journal Rank was 0.85, ranking Q1 in Communication category and Q2 in Psychology and Social sciences miscellaneous categories. Source
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The first issue of 2026 (Issue 1, Volume 20) was published on January 28, 2026, covering topics including adolescents' and young people's mobile and social network habits, prosocial and antisocial onl Source
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Cyberpsychology has an Impact Factor of 2.6 for 2025. Source
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Cyberpsychology has an SJR (Scimago Journal Rank) of 0.852 for 2025. Source
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IADT welcomed visiting students and lecturers from Tallinn University (Estonia) and Hochschule der Medien (Stuttgart, Germany) in February 2026 for an EU Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme in Cyberp Source
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The IADT Erasmus+ Cyberpsychology Blended Intensive Programme ran from February 23-27, 2026. Source
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The IADT Cyberpsychology BIP programme covered topics including foundations of cyberpsychology, artificial intelligence, misinformation and deepfakes, online communication, gaming, and the social psyc Source
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IADT students will travel to Tallinn University (Estonia) at Easter 2026 to complete an EU Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme in Legal Psychology. Source
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The IADT Erasmus+ Cyberpsychology BIP was organised by Sonya Hogan, Hannah Barton, Dr Sinéad Meade, Dr Liam Challenor, Dr Andrew Errity, and Dr John Greaney. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace experienced a sharp increase in submissions in 2025. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace is implementing a summer break for new submissions from June 16 to August 31, with the submission portal closed during this period. Source
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Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace published Volume 20, Issue 2 in April 2026 with eight open-access articles. Source
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The journal's 2025 Impact Factor is 2.6. Source
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The journal's 2025 SJR score is 0.852. Source
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The British Psychological Society's Cyberpsychology Section 6th Annual Conference is scheduled for July 6-7, 2026 at York St John University. Source
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Abstract submissions for the BPS Cyberpsychology Section 2026 conference were due April 10, 2026. Source
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The BPS is launching a £6,000 grant scheme for small research projects. Source
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The BPS Cyberpsychology Section offers £500 grants specifically for early career researchers and PhD students. Source
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Recent research published in Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on Cyberspace highlights concerning trends in adolescent social media habits and the transition from virtual gambling to Source
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BPS Cyberpsychology Section's 2026 Annual Conference is scheduled for July 6–7 at York St John University Source
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BPS Cyberpsychology Section Conference maintains thematically open approach, welcoming abstracts from online behaviours and social media, gaming and virtual environments, artificial intelligence and e Source
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Prof. Paul Cairns from University of York and Prof. Amy Orben from University of Cambridge are keynote speakers at BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2026 Source
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The 29th Annual CyberPsychology, CyberTherapy & Social Networking Conference (CYPSY29) will take place in Porto, Portugal from June 30 to July 2, 2026 with theme Human 5.0: Behaviour, Well-being and E Source
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The submission portal for Cyberpsychology will be closed between June 16 and August 31, 2026, with new manuscript submissions to resume on September 1, 2026. Source
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Work continues as usual for papers already in the Cyberpsychology review system during the summer break, with editors continuing to contact reviewers, process revisions, and communicate editorial deci Source
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Cyberpsychology published Issue 2, Volume 20 in spring 2026 with eight open-access articles covering topics including AI aversion, online sexual health knowledge, online dating, and videoconference fa Source
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Cyberpsychology achieved an impact factor of 2.905 and currently ranks in Q2 in Communication and multidisciplinary Psychology categories. Source
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Cyberpsychology's SCImago Journal Rank is 0.85 with Q1 ranking in Communication category and Q2 ranking in Psychology and Social sciences miscellaneous categories. Source
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