Scholarly communication and open access in psychology: current considerations for researchers

4 Recent History of Scholarly/Scientific Communication Specific to Psychology 8 Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration in Psychology 9 Coauthorship and Assignment of Credit in Psychology Scholarship 11 Information Overload and Inertia for Changing the Existing System 14 Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for every Article and other Research Output 16 An ORCID iD for every Researcher 17 The Growth of Open Access: A Boon for Authors, Readers, Researchers, and Institutions.18 Institutional Open Access Policies and the Institutional Repositories used for their Implementation 20 Green Open Access: Strategies for Author Self-archiving of Works in Digital Repositories and other Services 22 The Continuing Emergence of Preprints: Online Dissemination of Authors’ Originals 27 Subject or Disciplinary Repositories Available for Psychology Authors and Researchers... 33 Innovations in Peer Review and Open Peer Review: Examples from Psychology 40 The “Gold Road:” Open Access Journals and Psychology 43 Subscription or Traditional Journal Publishing in Psychology 45 Predatory Journals, Publishers and Conferences: A Growing Phenomenon, and the “Whitelists” that Assist Researchers with Vetting Journals 51 Major Online Indexes for Open Access Journals and Articles in Psychology 54 Open Access “Mega-Journals” (OAMJs) and their Significance to Scientific Communication in Psychology 59 An Evolving Funder Environment Requiring More Open Access Compliance 62 Open Access and Research/Citation Impact in Psychology 66 Replication and Reproducibility: Recent “Meta-research” Issues Important to Psychology.68