Title (no more than 20 words).
Author’s Name (without academic titles).
Affiliation (Study Program/Department, University, Country, or Unit/Division, Institution, Country).
Corresponding Author’s Email Address.
Abstract (150–200 words in a single paragraph presenting: research objectives, methods, results, significance, and implications).
Keywords (4–5 specific and representative terms separated by semicolons).
Introduction (background, urgency, research problem, theoretical framework, research gaps, and objectives; may include subsections; first paragraph left-justified, subsequent first lines indented one tab).
Methods (research design; approach; object; data and sources; instruments; procedures for data collection and analysis; first paragraph justified, subsequent first lines indented).
Results and Discussion (supported by tables, diagrams, figures, charts, or relevant visuals; may include subsections; same paragraph formatting rules apply).
Conclusion (key findings, theoretical and practical implications, limitations, and recommendations).
Statement of Competing Interest (disclosure that no conflict of interest exists throughout the research and publication process).
Acknowledgements (recognition of contributors who assisted with funding, data collection, translation, or manuscript preparation, but do not qualify as authors).
References (APA 7th Edition; minimum ten references; prioritize recent publications within the last ten years; alphabetically arranged; all citations must appear in text; reference management tools such as Zotero or Mendeley are strongly recommended).
Author Bio(s) (100–150 words per author).
Affiliation (Study Program/Department, University, Country, or Unit/Division, Institution, Country).
Corresponding Author’s Email Address.
Abstract (150–200 words in a single paragraph presenting: research objectives, methods, results, significance, and implications).
Keywords (4–5 specific and representative terms separated by semicolons).
Introduction (background, urgency, research problem, theoretical framework, research gaps, and objectives; may include subsections; first paragraph left-justified, subsequent first lines indented one tab).
Methods (research design; approach; object; data and sources; instruments; procedures for data collection and analysis; first paragraph justified, subsequent first lines indented).
Results and Discussion (supported by tables, diagrams, figures, charts, or relevant visuals; may include subsections; same paragraph formatting rules apply).
Conclusion (key findings, theoretical and practical implications, limitations, and recommendations).
Statement of Competing Interest (disclosure that no conflict of interest exists throughout the research and publication process).
Acknowledgements (recognition of contributors who assisted with funding, data collection, translation, or manuscript preparation, but do not qualify as authors).
References (APA 7th Edition; minimum ten references; prioritize recent publications within the last ten years; alphabetically arranged; all citations must appear in text; reference management tools such as Zotero or Mendeley are strongly recommended).
Author Bio(s) (100–150 words per author).
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