Reviews in Psychology of Language (Volume III)

Frontiers in Psychology is delighted to present for the fourth year, the “Reviews in” series of article collections, an annual initiative designed to catalyze the publication of high-quality review papers that synthesize recent progress and set future directions across key areas of the language sciences.This Research Topic is the fourth volume in a series that began with "Reviews in Language Sciences" and later continued as "Reviews in Psychology of Language" series for the following volumes. Please, see the latest volume here.Reviews in Psychology of Language will publish rigorous, scholarly review articles on timely topics in the psychology of language. The collection aims to highlight recent advances in the field while identifying emerging questions, methodological developments, and promising directions for future research. We anticipate that the papers published in this Research Topic will stimulate discussion across the community and help translate evidence into best-practice applications in relevant psychology of language settings.The collection welcomes full-length reviews, mini-reviews, and systematic reviews. Articles will be added to this collection on an ongoing basis as they are published. Please note that this Research Topic is dedicated to review article types only. If a manuscript is submitted as a non-review article type, it will not be considered for inclusion in this collection and may be transferred to a more appropriate venue. Topic editors: Thomas L Spalding, Antonio Benítez-Burraco, Antonio Bova Source: https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/79147/reviews-in-psychology-of-language-volume-iii