Clinical Psychology and Personality

Clinical Psychology and Personality

Journal Metrics


Facts & Figures 

Number of Volumes

24

Number of Issues

46

Number of Articles

617

Article View

894,712

View Per Article

1450.1

PDF Download Per Article

1082.16

Number of Submissions

2,375

 Accepted Submissions

617

Acceptance Rate

26

Time to Accept (Days)

180

Number of Indexing Databases

13

h.index

24

Average time efficiency of the judging process

48

Note: The cost of publishing an article in the Journal of Clinical Psychology and Personality is one million Rials (one hundred thousand Tomans).


Clinical Psychology and Personality

Title of the publication:

Bi-quarterly magazine (2 issues per year)

Release sequence:

September 2003

Release date:

Electronic

Publication type:

Persian with English Abstract

Publication language

2345-4784

Electronic ISSN:

From September 2003 to February 2011, it was published under the title "Behavior Scholar" and in the form of a bi-monthly journal (explanation that the journal of Behavior Scholar was published as a bi-monthly journal, but only 2 of its 6 issues per year belonged to articles in the field of clinical psychology and personality. Therefore, after the separation of the specialized journal "Clinical Psychology and Personality" from Behavior Scholar, only these two relevant issues are included in the archive from 2003 to 2011.)

 

- From April 2019 onwards, published under the title "Clinical Psychology and Personality" and in the form of a bi-quarterly magazine.

 

* From May 22, 2001, to February 20, 2019, has a scientific-research accreditation from the Scientific Publications Commission of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology.

* The journal is licensed by the Ministry of Islamic Guidance with number 70345 dated 26/12/2016.

* This publication has a Q2 rating and an impact factor of 0.533 in the ISC database.

* Also, based on the ranking results of the Publications Commission of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology in 2019, 2020, and 2021, this publication has been ranked "B". in 2022 , 2023 and 2024 has been ranked A

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changes and

The validity and

scientific rank of the journal:

Research Article

Type of possible articles to be published:

Shahed University

Concessionaire and publisher:

Dr. Rasool Roshan Chesli

Responsible manager and editor

Journal of Clinical Psychology and Personality is a scientific journal with open access. The full text of the articles is available in PDF format on the journal's website and visitors can download it for free.

Full-text format of articles:

Open Access

Access the full text of articles:

Peer-Review and Double Blind

Type of article review:

In order to protect the rights and intellectual and intellectual property of researchers and authors of scientific articles and prevent duplicate research, the journal uses the software of the Irandoc search system (Hamanandjoo).

Articles plagiarism software:

http://cpap.shahed.ac.ir

Publication website:

 cpap@shahed.ac.ir

E-mail:

Respecting the rules of ethics in publications, this publication is subject to the rules of the Committee on Ethics in Publication (COPE) and follows the executive regulations of the law on preventing and dealing with fraud in scientific works.

Ethical principles of the journal:

 

 

Current Issue: Volume 24, Issue 1 - Serial Number 46, June 2026, Pages 1-342 

The role of personality traits and psychological capital in predicting risky behaviors in orphaned adolescents

Pages 95-110

10.22070/cpap.2025.19907.1647

Mahsa Razmgar, Seyed Kazem Rasoolzadeh Tabatabaei, sosan Rahimi, Alireza Rajaei, Hamid Nejat

Feasibility Study: The What, the Why, and the Place on Clinical Psychology

Pages 275-284

10.22070/cpap.2026.20980.1798

Fatemeh Akhavan-Abiri, mohammad reza shairi, Hojjatollah Farahani, arsia Taghva

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