1-) In all articles sent to our journal, the research model, design, universe-sample or participants if any and determination methods, data collection tools and methods, and validity and reliability studies should be included under the title of “method”, which is a basic requirement of scientific publications. In compilation or analytical articles based on literature-source scanning, information should be provided on how the sources scanned in the article were scanned or how the article structure was shaped. In studies examining other studies or works such as meta-analysis, synthesis studies, the criteria by which these works were selected and how they were examined should be reported. If there are any ethical or copyright permissions etc. in the article, this should also be stated in the method section.

2-) Only one article of an author is published in the same year. Even if the author sends another article and the article is accepted, it is put in the queue to be published in an appropriate issue in the following year.

3-) Our journal does not accept referee suggestions from article authors for their articles. Blind refereeing is essential due to the quality of scientific publications and ethical criteria.

4-) If an author wishes to withdraw his/her article while all processes have been completed and the article is being prepared for publication, no new work from the same author will be accepted in the following year.

5-) Articles to be submitted for publication in our journal must be between a minimum of 3500 and a maximum of 9000 words (including abstract and references). Studies that do not meet these criteria are not sent to the referee and are rejected by the editor.

6-) When submitting articles, authors must submit studies on topics that are within the scope of our journal. Articles outside the scope are rejected by the editor.

7-) For articles that have completed the referee process, a similarity report is requested using a plagiarism screening program before publication. Articles of authors who do not send this report will not be published. The upper limit (excluding references) is determined as 20% in similarity reports, considering article types in different fields. Articles that show similarities above this value are rejected even if the process is completed.

8-) In publications that have been previously presented at a scientific meeting, have an abstract-extended abstract published, or have been produced from any thesis, the author must definitely indicate this both when uploading to the system and on the cover page. The journal cannot be held responsible for any deficiencies in this regard. In addition, it is not considered appropriate to convert studies that have been previously presented elsewhere and published as full-text papers into articles and submit them for publication in our journal. Even if such a study completes the refereeing process, it will be rejected because the similarity rate will be too high in the plagiarism report.