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All submissions must meet the following requirements.
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The manuscript has not been formally published elsewhere and is not under consideration by another journal. Any relevant prior dissemination, including preprints, must be disclosed.
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The submission file is provided in Microsoft Word (.docx) format.
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The manuscript is double-spaced, uses Times New Roman 12-point font, and has 2.5 cm margins.
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The manuscript has been appropriately anonymized for double-anonymous peer review, and a separate Title Page has been provided.
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References follow APA 7th edition style and include DOI links where available.
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Tables are fully editable and included in the manuscript; figures are included in the text and uploaded separately as high-resolution files.
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The appropriate reporting guideline and checklist have been provided where applicable.
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Required ethical, registration, data availability, code/software availability, and AI-use statements have been included where applicable.
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The manuscript falls within the aims and scope of The Scholarship of Research and makes a clear methodological, theoretical, conceptual, analytical, ethical, epistemological, or research-practice contribution.
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Authors must provide the names of three potential reviewers. Suggested reviewers must be independent, appropriately qualified, and free from conflicts of interest. The Journal may select alternative reviewers at its discretion.
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