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jpsp-topic-selection

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Use when judging whether a personality/social-psychology project fits the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (JPSP) and — critically — which of the three independently edited sections (ASC, IRGP, PPID) it belongs to. Tests theoretical-contribution fit and section choice; it does not generate research ideas.

When to use

• Deciding if a project is a JPSP paper
• Choosing among ASC, IRGP, and PPID sections
• Reframing single-study findings into JPSP-scale packages
• Testing theoretical-contribution fit
• Resolving borderline section routing
• Scoring manuscript venue fit and novelty
• Comparing against sibling venues

When not to use

• Generating research ideas
• Polishing format without checking official rules
• Providing submission-ready advice without checking official-source-map.md

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