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Terms

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Manuscript guidelines

Manuscripts should be written in English, and conform to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th Edition, 2001). Manuscripts must be original and not submitted for publication to any other journal at the same time. Authors of manuscripts accepted for publication must transfer copyright to Edizioni Luigi Pozzi.

  1. Position statements, theoretical re-interpretations and multi-experiment papers should not exceed 30 pages inclusive.
  2. Brief reports (empirically-based communications or commentaries) should not exceed 15 pages.
  3. Research notes. These submissions should not exceed 5 pages. They may present some initial findings, methodological issues or stimulating data from initial pilot work.
  4. Letters to the editors.
Authors should strive to make their contribution as precise and concise as possible. While in reviewing process, the manuscript should not be submitted for publica- tion to another source at the same time.

Labelling Subjects & Use of Terms

Protection & Labelling of Research Participants
The IJSP Editorial Board requires that all appropriate steps be taken to obtain the informed consent of all human subjects participating in the research of investigators submitting manuscripts for review and possible publication. The author need not de- scribe in the manuscript the specific steps taken to obtain informed consent; however, the author must indicate by a phrase that «informed consent was obtained from the participants», or similar statement.
Descriptive categories such as male-female, black-white, Jewish-Christian,high achievers-low achievers, and emotionally disturbed-normals are sometimes used to la- bel participants. Authors must be careful that the construct label selected to identify a group of human subjects is a valid, descriptive term that can be documented as ac- cepted, current, professional terminology.

Ethics

The IJSP Editorial Board requires that authors strictly follow ethical guidelines from their country or state.
Submissions must comply with appropriate inoffensive language standards.