Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement Guidelines
Publication Decisions
The editorial board is responsible for approving the publication of scientific papers submitted to the journal.
The papers submitted to the journal were evaluated to ensure that they meet all the criteria of the terms and
conditions published in the journal regardless of race, gender, religious background,
race, nationality, and political philosophy. What is taken into account is the scientific value, ethical standards of work, the integrity of scientific research, language, citation, and plagiarism. The editorial committee is committed to improving the scientific sobriety of the journal by publishing research according to its importance, clarity, authenticity, and conformity with researchers' stated terms and conditions.
Confidentiality
The chief editor and the editorial board panel members undertake not to disclose any information related to submitted documents or papers to the journal except that necessary information is authorized by the authors, editors, consultants, and publisher.
Responsibilities of reviewers and Arbitrators:
The reviewers and Arbitrators contribute to the publishing decisions and help the editorial committee make the appropriate decision regarding the research and improve it. The journal's editorial committee is also committed not to reveal the arbitrators' names but with the written consent of the reviewers themselves.
Objectivity in arbitration standards:
Objective criteria in arbitration are essential, and personal judgment towards authors should not be ignored and ignored. The review should be reinforced with clear opinions and scientific arguments and must be in accordance with
the journal's regulations and published standards and conditions. The journal is committed to fixing all technical errors resulting from the publication process or any modifications the researcher may request from the journal.
Acknowledgement of Sources:
Reviewers must notify the editorial board panel of the
author's non-compliance with publication standards in
the journal. Additionally, they should make sure of the
aptness of the references and the correct referencing
(references should match in the body and bibliography).
It must be ensured that the views and arguments presented
do not belong to other researchers. Reviewers must notify
the editor if there is a similarity or overlap between the
manuscript submitted to the journal and any other published research.
Disclosure and Conflict of Interests:
It is not allowed for reviewers to use any information and ideas stated in the reviewed manuscripts for personal purposes, competitive interests, or any other interests. Furthermore, they should also disclose any conflict of interest that may make their opinion about the manuscript biased.
Authors' Duties:
Reporting Standards:
Researcher(s) must comply with the regulations and disciplines of "publication policy" and
the writing style approved by the journal. Criteria of accurate manuscripts must be provided
through clarity of the aim, presentation of results in an accurate and sequent way, discussion
of these results to fulfill the aims of the research and object justification of the research method.
The manuscripts should be enhanced with work details as well as with modern scientific references.
Researches should not include results stated in other researches. The inclusion of results that are forged
or stolen is considered unethical and unacceptable behavior.
Multiple, Redundant, or Concurrent Publication:
Researchers should not send their work to more than one journal; otherwise, it would be against the publication's
rules. It is not permitted for researchers to submit a manuscript being evaluated to another journal with its
publication policy. In case of submitting a manuscript, a researcher can retain the published material.
Authorship of the Paper:
Specific names of the authors must be given, those who have made significant contributions in the research,
including the idea of the research, design, implementation, and writing. One of the authors must be appointed
as a corresponding Author to be in contact with the journal. Final approval should be given for the final
version of the manuscript submitted to publication.
Disclosure and Conflict of Interests:
Researchers should reveal financial support or any other kind of support provided for them. They should
also reveal any financial conflicts or other issues that affect the results or the interpretations of the research.
Fundamental Errors in Published Works:
Researcher(s) should notify the journal in case of misstatements in the material of their manuscripts to do
the needed corrections in the misprinting forms. When authors discover a significant error or inaccuracy in
the published research, they should inform and cooperate with the editor or the journal publisher to undo or
correct their research.
Author Guidelines for Research Involving Animals and Human Subjects:
Research involving experiments with human or animal subjects should conform to
ethical standards outlined in the Uniform Requirements from the International
Committee of Medical Journal Editors. The relevant section is II.F., Protection of Human Subjects and Animals in Research.
When reporting experiments on human subjects, authors should indicate whether the procedures followed were in accordance with the ethical standards of the responsible committee on human experimentation and with the Helsinki
Declaration of the World Medical Association with all current revisions and amendments.
When applicable, institutional approval should be indicated in the manuscript. Also, the Author should describe the manner in which informed consent was obtained from any human subjects. When reporting experiments on animals, authors should indicate whether the institutional and national guidelines for the care and use of laboratory animals were followed.
The authors should provide Ajrsp with sufficient background information of materials, methods, specimens, and experiments using in research.
The authors must be following Ajrsp policies for Studies involving animals and human research participants.
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