General Information on Author Guidelines
In article submissions, it is mandatory to use the official Word template file provided by the journal.
Authors should not create a new and blank Word document to prepare their manuscripts from scratch.
Instead, the manuscript must be completed directly within the provided template.

All writing and formatting rules (font type, paragraph structure, heading format, page layout, reference style, etc.) are predefined and exemplified within the template file.
Therefore, detailed author guidelines are not separately provided on this page.

Authors are expected to prepare their manuscripts by preserving the structural integrity of the template and working exclusively within this file.

🔗 You can access the template file here:
👉 Social Sciences Research Journal Template File

Points to Consider When Submitting a Manuscript
To ensure that the manuscript complies with the journal’s writing guidelines, please observe the following points:

The manuscript must be prepared directly on the template file. A new document should not be created.

The quick styles in the template (title, abstract, main text, references, etc.) must be used exactly as provided. Manual formatting should not be applied.

Font type, font size, and line spacing settings must not be altered.

The reference list must comply with the APA citation style as formatted in the template.

Common Issues in Files Not Prepared Using the Template:
✔️ Disruptions in heading structure
✔️ Use of different font types
✔️ Inconsistencies in references and in-text citation style
✔️ Page layout distortions
✔️ These issues are considered grounds for editorial rejection.

Headings and New Subsections
Authors may add new headings and subheadings where necessary, provided they are relevant to the manuscript content.
However, all headings must be formatted using the predefined heading styles in the template.
Free formatting or manually applied styles may lead to technical incompatibilities.

Implementation Suggestion
📌 Download the template file and save it on your computer using the “Save As” option.
📌 Then, complete your manuscript within that file.
📌 This ensures full compliance with the formatting rules and facilitates a systematic evaluation process.