Ethical violations such as plagiarism cannot be accepted by Selcuk University Journal of Social Sciences Institute (SUSBED). It is primarily the responsibility of the author(s) that such violations are not found in the submitted articles.
In order for the studies submitted to the journal to be included in the evaluation process, if the study is scanned by the authors in the iThenticate or TURNITIN program and the similarity rate is above 15%, the relevant study cannot be published even if it receives the approval of the referee. If the study was published without noticing the situation, once the situation is noticed, access to the relevant study is blocked and the study is removed from the publication list and from the full issue. Again, in line with the report, the similarity rate of the articles to a single source cannot be higher than 3%. During the application, the author(s) should upload the TURNITIN or iThenticate report together with the study to the system.