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Scholarship Booster: My favorite journals
Those interested in my same primary area of interest (cogsci/philosophy) may like to know what my favorite journals are. (Notice they are heavily weighted for review articles.) Here are some of my favorites:
- Trends in Cognitive Sciences
- Behavioral and Brain Sciences
- Annual Review of Psychology
- Topics in Cognitive Science
- Current Directions in Psychological Science
- Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Cognitive Science
- Mind and Language
- Artificial Intelligence Review
- Philosophy Compass
- Review of Philosophy and Psychology
- Nature Reviews Neuroscience
- Judgment and Decision Making
- Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
- Thinking and Reasoning
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Comments (6)
How much CS did you have to learn in order to be able to slog through this?
How do you actually use these? I am used to googling terms for a specific question. Do you regularly look through these journals even if there's not a specific question you have in mind?
For these journals, yes I do.
I'd recommend doing that, yes. (And do far too little of it myself.)
Most of these I'm not very familiar with, but I can definitely second the recommendation for Trends in Cognitive Sciences and Brain and Behavioral Sciences.
I actually considered getting a dead-tree subscription for TiCS, because it's more likely that I read a physical journal I get to my home than something I have to look up online or in the university library. Unfortunately the price was rather insane.
Thank you!