Focus and Scope

Eduistiqomah in Psychology (EIPY) is an academic journal that focuses on the development of psychological knowledge through the integration of modern psychology and Islamic values. The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, applied, and interdisciplinary research that contributes to the understanding of human behavior, mental processes, psychological development, and human well-being from both psychological and Islamic perspectives.

EIPY provides a forum for researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to publish original research and scholarly works related to psychology and Islamic psychology. The journal particularly welcomes studies that connect psychological theories and practices with Islamic values, spirituality, ethics, and the concept of human development in Islam.

The scope of EIPY includes, but is not limited to:

  1. Islamic Psychology
    Studies on the integration of Islamic teachings, spirituality, Qur'anic perspectives, prophetic traditions, and Islamic concepts of human nature with contemporary psychology.
  2. Clinical Psychology and Mental Health
    Research on psychological disorders, mental health, psychological well-being, psychotherapy, counseling, psychological intervention, resilience, stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
  3. Educational Psychology
    Studies on learning, motivation, intelligence, personality, student development, academic achievement, teacher psychology, educational environment, and psychological aspects of Islamic education.
  4. Developmental Psychology
    Research on psychological development across the life span, including childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and older adulthood, as well as moral, emotional, social, cognitive, and spiritual development.
  5. Social Psychology
    Studies on social interaction, interpersonal relationships, group behavior, social identity, empathy, prosocial behavior, conflict, diversity, community psychology, and social well-being.
  6. Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    Research on work behavior, leadership, organizational culture, employee well-being, job satisfaction, motivation, performance, human resource development, workplace psychology, and Islamic approaches to organizational behavior.
  7. Personality and Individual Differences
    Studies of personality, self-concept, self-esteem, individual differences, character, psychological strengths, and personality development from psychological and Islamic perspectives.
  8. Counseling Psychology
    Research on counseling processes, guidance services, family counseling, school counseling, Islamic counseling, and psychological support in educational, family, community, and organizational settings.
  9. Psychological Assessment and Psychometrics
    Studies on psychological measurement, test development, scale construction, validity, reliability, assessment methods, and the development of psychological instruments based on Islamic and cultural contexts.
  10. Positive Psychology and Human Well-Being
    Research on happiness, gratitude, hope, resilience, meaning in life, mindfulness, spirituality, flourishing, character strengths, and psychological well-being.
  11. Family and Community Psychology
    Studies on family relationships, parenting, marriage, child development, family resilience, community well-being, and psychological issues in Muslim families and communities.
  12. Neuroscience and Biological Psychology
    Research examining the relationship between brain processes, biological factors, cognition, emotion, behavior, spirituality, and psychological functioning.
  13. Digital and Contemporary Psychology
    Studies on psychology in the digital era, social media, digital behavior, online learning, digital well-being, cyberpsychology, technology use, and psychological effects of digital transformation.
  14. Cross-Cultural and Indigenous Psychology
    Research on culture, local wisdom, indigenous psychological concepts, Muslim communities, and the development of culturally sensitive psychological theories and practices.
  15. Interdisciplinary Studies in Psychology
    Research connecting psychology with education, Islamic studies, sociology, communication, health, economics, law, management, technology, and other relevant disciplines.