We do not have a process currently for evaluating whether a journal meets FairOA principles, but here are some journals that publish psychology and do not have APCs (which is not just a waiver in the first years, although that is very hard to guarantee).
- Judgment and Decision Making (Society for Judgment and Decision Making (SJDM) and the European Association for Decision Making)
- J Numerical Cognition (PsychOpen.eu)
- J Social and Political Psychology (PsychOpen.eu)
- Royal Society Open Science
- Meta-psychology (forthcoming; Linnaeus University Press; OSF)
Notes
- Some journals, such as the Journal of Eye Movement Research, have a fee but waive it for some or all authors who cannot pay. However, Fair Open Access is about promulgating funding models for which authors never need pay.
- Thousands of open access journals do not charge a fee (see DOAJ) – however, most do not publish psychological science and many are regional journals.