Publication Ethics

The scientific conditions recognized in writing scientific research must be applied, in terms of formulating the problem, setting the hypothesis, and applying the research methods. The research must contain an introduction, a conclusion, and the most prominent conclusions and recommendations that the research reached.

• The research undertakes in writing not to steal his research from a published research, master's theses, doctoral thesis of researchers, or previously published, otherwise he bears the legal consequences.
• Received research is subject to the Turnitin scientific inference pro-gram that it does not exceed 20%.
• The journal is committed to preserving the intellectual property rights of the authors.
• All ideas published in the journal express the opinions of its authors, and do not necessarily reflect the point of view of the issuing authority. The arrangement of published research is subject to technical requirements.
• The researcher may not request that his research not be published after submitting it to the editorial board, except for reasons the editorial board is convinced of, provided that it is within a period of two weeks from the date of receiving his research.
• The journal adopts the international formula (American Psychological Association) in writing sources and references.
• The research submitted for publication shall be presented to scientific evaluators with specialization, and his opinion shall be binding and must be taken into account by the researcher.