The Psychologist-Manager Journal
''The Psychologist-Manager Journal'' (print , online ) was a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal, founded in 1997 by the Society of Psychologists in Management. In 2022, it was renamed to the ''Psychology of Leaders and Leadership''. The journal is published by the American Psychological Association. It is conceptualized as a hybrid between a journal and a professional guide to good managerial practice and directed at the practicing psychologist-manager. The journal has several areas to which manuscripts may be submitted. These areas include: * Management Principles: The Theory of Management * Live from the Firing Line: The Practice of Management * Research Tools for the Psychologist-Manager * Book Reviews and Other Submissions Special issues The journal has published a number of articles on the integration of psychology and management Management (or managing) is the administration of an organization, whether it is a business, a nonprofit organization, or a governme ...
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