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1. The paper should be original and not have been published elsewhere.
2. The paper should pertain only to psychological research studies.
3. The content and organization of the research manuscript should be as follows:
Title : Concise statement of the main topic identifying the actual variables or issues under investigation and the relation between them.
Author's name : Author (s) full name and affiliation , academic and professional identity.
Abstract : An accurate , coherent and self-contained synopsis in the past tense not exceeding 180 words for abstracts in English, and abstracts in farsi should describe in 200 words or less the following : problem , objectives , sample , instrument , finding , and conclusion.
Keywords: English and farsi keywords relevant to the topic.
Introduction : Statement of the general problem, objective(s), theoretical implication, historical background , research question(s), and if necessary , the procedure(s) tested.
Method : population , sampling procedure , description of subject , procedure , instrument along with reliability and validity , and data analysis methods.
Results : Statistical results and the tests of significance used. Precisely labeled "academic" tables and diagrams.
References : Reference only the sources that were used in the research article.
- For books: author's last name(s), first name initial(s), year of publication, title, city it was published in and publisher.
- For articles : author's last name(s), first name initial(s), year published, title, publication, volume, issue, and article page numbers.
- For websites: author's last name(s), first name initial(s), year published, article, title, date of retrieval.
Example:( ……..Retrieved March 23, 2005, from http://www........)
4. The manuscript should not exceed 20 pages typed A4 paper.
5.The entire text should be presented in 3 printed copies along with complete correspondence address.
6. Manuscripts will not be returned to the author.
7. The journal reserves the right to reject, correct and edit articles.
8. Responsibility for the factual accuracy of contributions rests solely with the author.
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