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The Hybrid Model has more Article Processing Charges than Open-Access: An Analysis of Top 50 Psychiatry Journals

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Hybrid models charge substantially higher article processing charges than fully open access formats, reflecting shifting publishing costs across leading psychiatric periodicals.
Hybrid journals averaged article processing charges of $3938.5 USD, whereas purely open access titles averaged $3086.7 USD across surveyed fee-charging psychiatry journals.
Analysis of Scimago Journal Rank data demonstrates significant fee variation across publishers, highlighting the necessity of regulating charges to maintain research equity.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals higher article processing charges in top psychiatry journals, highlighting the need to regulate author publication costs.

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Kar et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e76bc9b6db6435876e15a2 https://doi.org/10.52095/gpa.2023.7134.1078

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals higher article processing charges in top psychiatry journals, highlighting the need to regulate author publication costs.

The Hybrid Model has more Article Processing Charges than Open-Access: An Analysis of Top 50 Psychiatry Journals

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The Hybrid Model has more Article Processing Charges than Open-Access: An Analysis of Top 50 Psychiatry Journals

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