The International Journal of Psychology and Technology (IJPT) aims to advance high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship at the intersection of psychological science and technological innovation, with a clear emphasis on conceptual rigour, methodological robustness, and global relevance. The journal provides an interdisciplinary platform for the dissemination of empirical, theoretical, and methodological research that examines how digital environments and emerging technologies influence human cognition, emotion, behaviour, and social interaction. IJPT prioritises contributions that demonstrate strong research design, appropriate analytical techniques, and meaningful implications for theory, practice, and policy, in line with the standards expected by leading indexing databases such as Scopus and the Web of Science.

The scope of the journal encompasses a wide range of contemporary domains, including cyberpsychology, digital well-being, human–computer interaction, artificial intelligence in behavioural and clinical contexts, virtual and augmented reality, social media behaviour, online learning and cognition, technology-assisted mental health interventions, and computational approaches to psychological research. The journal also welcomes interdisciplinary studies integrating psychology with neuroscience, data science, communication, education, and health sciences to address complex technological and behavioural phenomena. Particular emphasis is placed on research that explores the psychological implications of rapid digital transformation, including issues such as digital addiction, algorithmic influence, emotional AI, identity formation in online spaces, and ethical considerations in AI-driven systems.

IJPT seeks to publish original research articles, systematic and narrative reviews, theoretical and conceptual analyses, and brief reports that contribute to cumulative knowledge building and scholarly advancement. The journal encourages cross-cultural and comparative studies, recognising the importance of diverse populations and global perspectives in understanding the psychological impact of technology. Studies employing quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method approaches are welcomed, provided they meet rigorous standards of validity, reliability, and transparency. The journal also supports open science practices, including data sharing, replication studies, and clear methodological reporting, to enhance reproducibility and academic integrity.

In addition to advancing theoretical understanding, IJPT aims to promote translational research that informs clinical practice, educational strategies, technological design, and public policy. The journal is particularly interested in contributions that bridge the gap between research and application, offering insights into how technology can be leveraged to improve mental health, learning outcomes, and societal well-being while mitigating potential risks. By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and prioritising high-impact research, IJPT aspires to establish itself as a credible and influential outlet within the global academic community, contributing to the evolving discourse on psychology in the digital age and meeting the scholarly expectations of international indexing and evaluation systems.