Archiving and Long-term Open Access Preservation Policy

Archiving

The Editorial Board of the scholarly periodical "Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Psychology" is committed to ensuring long-term access to its scientific publications and takes all necessary technical measures to provide backup and open access to the journal's content.

Preservation Repositories Each issue of the publication is released in both print and electronic formats. The electronic version is subject to mandatory open-access placement on the journal’s website [insert active link to the archive page] and is deposited in the eKNUTSHIR institutional repository of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv [insert active link to the journal’s archive in the repository].

The eKNUTSHIR institutional repository is integrated with the National Repository of Academic Texts. Electronic copies of all issues are also submitted for preservation to the "Scientific Periodicals of Ukraine" platform of the V.I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine.

Archiving Frequency The content of our journal is archived immediately upon the publication of each issue, ensuring the continuous and timely preservation of our scientific works.

Licenses and Permissions All archived content retains its original licensing terms. This ensures that readers and researchers can use the materials under the same conditions as during their initial publication.

Archiving Policy Updates Our archiving policy is reviewed every two years to ensure compliance with best practices in scholarly publishing and content preservation. Any updates or changes will be announced on the journal's official website.

Self-Archiving

Preprint Authors may deposit a preprint (the version of the publication that has not undergone peer review) in any repository, provided there is a reference to the publisher and the journal in the following format: “This is a preprint of a material submitted for publication in the 'Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Psychology,' published by Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.”

Postprint Authors may deposit a postprint (the final version of the article in the publisher-generated PDF format) in any subject-specific, national, or international repository, specifying the publisher, the journal title, and the article's DOI.