Computers in Human Behavior

Computers in Human Behavior is a leading international, peer-reviewed academic journal published by Elsevier that serves as a premier outlet for research examining the intersection of computer technology and human psychology. With a robust Impact Factor of 12.200 and consistently ranked in the JCR Q1 quartile, the journal stands as one of the most influential and highly cited publications in the fields of Human-Computer Interaction, applied psychology, and cyberpsychology. Its scope encompasses the full spectrum of human interaction with digital systems, including the psychological, social, and behavioral effects of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, social media, virtual reality, mobile computing, and online learning environments. The journal primarily publishes original research articles, but also features comprehensive review papers and meta-analyses that synthesize current knowledge on critical topics. The target audience is broad, comprising academic researchers, cognitive scientists, educational technologists, clinical psychologists, and industry professionals interested in how digital tools shape cognition, emotion, and social behavior. Notable features include a rigorous double-blind peer review process, rapid publication times, and the option for authors to publish open access, thereby maximizing the global reach and impact of their work. As a Q1 journal with an exceptionally high Impact Factor, Computers in Human Behavior is widely regarded as a top-tier, essential resource for cutting-edge, evidence-based insights into the complex relationship between humans and their increasingly digital world.