Editor's Note

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I wish to announce two changes in editors for AJP. Richard A. Carlson, of Penn State University, who has served as associate editor since 2015, is stepping down from that position at the end of June 2023. I thank Rich for his dedication to AJP and his commitment to psychological science more generally. I appreciate the insightful advice and assistance he has provided to me during his time as associate editor. The AJP has benefited greatly from his guidance to authors. Additionally, Cathy Faye, of the University of Akron, served as History of Psychology editor from 2019 to 2022. History is a major component of AJP, because of its lengthy history, and I am grateful to Cathy for providing a strong presence in the history of psychology during her time as the history editor.I want to welcome the new editors. Jeanette Altarriba is assuming the role of associate editor and will begin her term on July 1, 2023. Jeanette is a professor of psychology and dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University at Albany, State University of New York. Her MA and PhD degrees are in cognitive psychology from Vanderbilt University. She publishes in the fields of psycholinguistics, second language acquisition, bilingualism, knowledge representation, eye movements and reading, adaptive memory, and cognition and emotion. Jeanette currently serves as an associate editor for the journal Language and Speech and is on the Governing Board as a Fellow of the Psychonomic Society. Moreover, she has been a staunch supporter of AJP: She has published multiple articles, served as a consulting editor since 2014, and has been someone whom I could rely on to provide thorough reviews in her areas of expertise. AJP is in the unique position of having been founded by the first person to receive a PhD in psychology in the United States and published continuously ever since. Jeanette is committed, as I am, to continuing AJP's emphasis on psychological science into the future.David K. Robinson, a professor emeritus of European history, Truman State University (Missouri), assumed the History of Psychology editorial position in the latter half of 2022. Since the 1980s, David has been an active member of the European Society for the History of the Human Sciences and Cheiron: The International Society for the History of Behavioral and Social Sciences, which he led as executive officer for 6 years. David's publications include works on Wundt and Vygotsky, but he has broad interests in the history of science. David's knowledge of the history of psychology is a good fit for AJP.