Diamond Open Access Policy

The Tempus Psicológico journal understands scientific and humanistic knowledge as a common good at the service of society. In coherence with this principle, the journal adopts a Diamond Open Access policy aimed at guaranteeing the free, universal, and unrestricted circulation of published content, without costs for authors or readers.

The journal considers that academic production, especially in the fields of psychology and the human sciences, should contribute to strengthening scientific dialogue, critical reflection, and the collective construction of knowledge, promoting equitable access to research without economic, institutional, or geographical barriers.

Under this Diamond Open Access model, the journal does not charge fees for submission, processing, peer review, or publication of articles. Likewise, all published content is made immediately and freely available for reading, downloading, consultation, distribution, and academic use, always respecting principles of citation, authorship recognition, and intellectual integrity.

The journal promotes an open, ethical, and socially committed science, understanding that access to knowledge is a fundamental condition for the academic, cultural, and human development of communities. For this reason, it seeks to strengthen inclusive editorial processes that encourage the participation of researchers from diverse institutional, social, and geographical contexts.

Published articles may be accessed without restriction through the journal’s official website and through the databases and indexes in which the journal is registered. The journal also encourages the responsible academic circulation of its contents through institutional repositories, digital libraries, and other scientific dissemination platforms that respect the corresponding conditions of use and attribution.

The Tempus Psicológico journal understands open access not merely as an editorial policy, but also as an ethical stance toward knowledge and its social function. In this sense, it reaffirms its commitment to accessible, plural, critical, and humanly meaningful scientific production, oriented toward contributing to the care of life, the understanding of human experience, and the transformation of contemporary realities.