Author Guidelines

Manuscripts must be submitted in accordance with international scientific standards, specifically adhering to the IMRAD structure. The total length of the manuscript text should ideally be between 7,000 and 8,000 words.

• 1. Abstract: Must consist of a single paragraph (200–300 words) providing a concise summary of the article's core essence, objectives, and findings.
• 2. Keywords: Authors must provide between 5 and 10 specific keywords directly relevant to the study.
• 3. Introduction: Must clearly formulate the urgency and significance of the problem. Previous research should be reviewed, and the research gap must be defined.
• 4. Methods: The methodology, experimental setup, or research design must be explicitly and clearly detailed to ensure replicability.
• 5. Results: The primary outcomes and findings of the research must be presented clearly, sequentially, and objectively.
• 6. Discussion: This section must interpret, synthesize, and evaluate the results, comparing them comprehensively with existing literature.
• 7. Conclusion: One of the most vital components; it underscores the primary significance of the study and provides a sense of logical completeness to the article.
• 8. Acknowledgments: Financial funding sources, institutional support, or individuals who contributed to the study must be explicitly stated.
• 9. Citations & References: In-text citations are mandatory. All bibliographical sources must be strictly formatted according to the APA style guidelines.