Volume vs issue/number
Hello.
What is volume in case of a Journal?
I thought it refers to the publication year, but it cannot be so, as my text reads:
Computers in Human Behavior, Vol. 101
What does it mean then?
What about issue/number?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
The volume number tells you how many years the journal has been in print. If the journal comes out four times a year, there will be four issue numbers each year (1–4), and so on. Suppose the journal was first published in 2021 and it comes out once a month.
- The volume number tells you how many years the journal has been in print.
- If the journal comes out four times a year, there will be four issue numbers each year (1–4), and so on.
- Suppose the journal was first published in 2021 and it comes out once a month.
- The July, 2022 issue would be called Volume 2, Number 7.
- CJ
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The volume number tells you how many years the journal has been in print. If the journal comes out four times a year, there will be four issue numbers each year (1–4), and so on.
Suppose the journal was first published in 2021 and it comes out once a month. The July, 2022 issue would be called Volume 2, Number 7.
CJ
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