Journal of Numerical Cognition

The Journal of Numerical Cognition is an open-access journal that advances research in numerical cognition. Bridging theory and practice, it aims to foster global interdisciplinary dialogue. Its content spans from original studies to theoretical positions, and is accessible to academics and practitioners alike.

JNC is the official journal of the Mathematical Cognition and Learning Society (MCLS) and is a free, open-access, peer-reviewed publication dedicated to advancing the field of numerical cognition. The Journal takes numerical cognition as encompassing all branches of mathematics (including spatial reasoning), and welcomes research for its quality, regardless of whether its origins are in (Cognitive) Psychology, Education, Anthropology, or other disciplines.

JNC’s global audience includes psychologists and researchers from cognate disciplines, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. The journal aims to increase the visibility of numerical cognition research in psychology and beyond, providing a scholarly forum for focused discussions. It features original studies, critical commentaries, theoretical position statements, and book reviews, bridging theory and practice in this domain.

By offering open access, it ensures that contributions not only reach academics but also educators and professionals who work with numerical information. JNC welcomes submissions from researchers and practitioners worldwide, supporting both emerging and established scholars in the field.