Volume 4, Issue 1
Front Matter
(Cover, Contents, Editorial; pp. I.i–II.iii)
Automating Infant Neurodevelopment Data Processing Methods for Neuroimaging, Social Interactions, and Sleep State Identification
James Bennion, Zayna Mian, & Romy Sokolow (pp. 1–6)
The Implications of Inclusive Meals in NYC Schools On Social Determinants of Health Sumaya Jashim (pp. 7–11)
Neurotheological Approaches to Jerusalem Syndrome: Spiritual, Cultural, and Cognitive Dimensions of Religious Experience Alicia Kamien Kazhdan (pp. 12–17)
From Hum to Harmony: Consciousness as a Process of Becoming
Clo Mayback (pp. 18–22)
Volume 4, Issue 1
Published 28 January 2026
Editor-in-Chief: Liam McClain
Managing Editors: Sai Hou Chong, Jasmine Regan Feldman, Ioanna Fokas, Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez, Pol Salvatella
ISSN 2753-3506
Journal Type: Diamond Open Access
Review Type: Collaborative, double-blind
Reference Style: APA 7
Subjects: Anthropology, Social Sciences, Psychology, Philosophy, Natural Sciences, Biology, Interdisciplinary Sciences, Behavioural Sciences.
Publishing Statement: Published by Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Acting Editor-in-Chief: Liam McClain
Managing Editors: Sai Hou Chong, Jasmine Regan Feldman, Ioanna Fokas, Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez, & Pol Salvatella
Associate Editors: Jasmine Regan Feldman, Apoorva Sharma, & Areeba Syed
Reviewers: Thomas Louis Prince, Shalom Saavedra, Erin Jones, Clemie Dale, Cristina Costea, & Naomi Klein
Copyeditors: Eva-Sofia Fernandez-Arias, Kalina Poydovska, Candice Acevedo, & Liam McClain
Issue Production Designers: Candice Acevedo
Outreach Officers: Kritika Grover, Cristina Costea, Shalom Saavedra, Jack Priest, & Laura Hayes
Bennion, J., Mian, Z., & Sokolow, R. (2026). Automating Infant Neurodevelopment Data Processing Methods for Neuroimaging, Social Interactions, and Sleep State Identification. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 4(1), 1–6.
Jashim, S. (2026). The Implications of Inclusive Meals in NYC Schools On Social Determinants of Health. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 4(1), 7–11.
Kamien Kazhdan, A. (2026). Neurotheological Approaches to Jerusalem Syndrome: Spiritual, Cultural, and Cognitive Dimensions of Religious Experience. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 4(1), 12–17.
Mayback, C. (2026). From Hum to Harmony: Consciousness as a Process of Becoming. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 4(1), 18–22.