Plagiarism Policy

Plagiarism Statement:

Plagiarism is the act of adopting a set of ideas, inventions, or writings of others by using them and presenting them as one's own, contrary to the original source, which is a serious violation of publishing ethics. The journal relies on specialized programs to detect plagiarism. Therefore, all articles and research submitted for publication in the journal are subject to a plagiarism detection policy. If plagiarism is detected, the original authors are identified, and adherence to the highest standards is ensured, with only 15% of all research resources allowed for citation. Plagiarism detection occurs through two methods: first, meticulous review by the editorial board, and second, through plagiarism detection software. Such matters are considered serious violations of the journal's publishing policy. The TURNITIN program is utilized for this purpose.