Aims & Scope
Aims and Scope
Flourishing Journal provides a platform for empirical research and scholarly work in psychology and behavioral sciences, with a primary focus on studies grounded in the Indonesian context. The journal recognizes the diverse cultural, social, and developmental characteristics of this context and aims to promote research that enhances the understanding of human behavior across various settings.
While the journal prioritizes contextually relevant studies, it also welcomes contributions from other countries when their findings, approaches, or conceptual perspectives offer meaningful insights that can inform psychological research and practice in Indonesia. International submissions are particularly encouraged when they present evidence, models, or frameworks that are adaptable to local contexts.
Flourishing Journal encourages research that addresses contemporary psychological issues, contributes to the development of evidence-based practices, and supports individual well-being, social functioning, and human development across the lifespan. Studies aligned with broader societal challenges, including those related to well-being and sustainable development, are also welcomed.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Human development across the lifespan, including childhood, adolescence, and adulthood
- Educational psychology, learning processes, and student development
- Social behavior, interpersonal relationships, and cultural influences
- Mental health, psychological well-being, and clinical issues
- Industrial and organizational psychology, including work behavior and human resource development
- Family, parenting, and community-based psychological studies
- Digital behavior, media use, and emerging issues in psychology and behavioral sciences
- Assessment, measurement, and psychological research methods
- Evidence-based interventions and applied psychological practices
- Cross-cultural and comparative studies relevant to the Indonesian context