Author Guidelines

The text submitted by the author is the original research paper.
The article has not been publishing or submitting for publication in any media or other journals.
The manuscripts must be written in English.
The manuscript is written with Garamond, 12 point, 1,15 spacing and one colum format.
The manuscript begins with abstract of 200-250 words written in English.
The English-language abstracts are typed slanted with font of 10.
Title, abstract, and key words are written in English.
Abstracts should clearly indicate objectives, methods, findings or novelty of ideas and main conclusions.
The author's name is written without academic degrees. If a script is written by a team or more than one person, the editor will communicate only with the main author or the author whose name is listed in the first place or corresponding author.
Scripts are organized into five subheadings in the following order: (a) Introduction: includes problem identification, literature review, research objectives, as well as the benefits of the research, (b) Method: consists of the way the research is done and a description of the material, equipment, and procedures used in conducting the analysis or research, (c) Findings: describes the results of research or analysis (d) Discussion: comparing the results with relevant theory and previuos studies, (e) Conclusion: written in the form of a summary and if necessary, each paragraph containing conclusions of the research. Avoid numbering. (e) Bibliography: arranged alphabetically refers to the APA Style of Citation.
Use the Mendeley application to facilitate the inclusion of references. Review script must be written in English as many at least 10 pages.
Sources of references/citations listed in the script are the primary reference sources in the form of research reports or articles published in the scientific journal in the last 10 years.
The article does not contain the results of plagiarism, falsification, and fabrication of data.