Writing Rules

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SPELLING RULES

Ø Journal publishes Turkish and English articles in the fields of social sciences. Turkish abstracts must be summarized in English.

Ø Articles submitted for publication must be original and must not have been submitted to any other publication before.

Ø Users who use different fonts must specify the fonts in the message segment to the editor while submitting the article.

Ø If necessary, the editor may make spell corrections. Again, the abstract in a foreign language can be edited by editor.

Ø Scientific studies and attachments (photos, figures, tables, etc.), Microsoft Office program

Ø At the beginning of the article, Abstract and Key Words should be placed in Turkish and foreign languages (English, French, German), not less than 200 words and not more than 300 words.

Ø The articles should not contain any information (name, surname, address, etc.) that will call to mind the author. This information should be sent to the editor as a note. The information about the author will be added when it is accepted by editor.

Ø Legal responsibility of the published articles belongs to the authors.

Ø It is recommended that the scientific studies to be sent not to be more than 20 pages. Multiple articles of the same author cannot be published in the same volume.

Ø The articles must be submitted electronically to the journal by 15 May for the June issue and 15 November for the December issue.

Ø The manuscripts to be published in the journal will be reviewed by iThenticate or turnitin.

APA

If your article is in English, you should write some statements differently. Please check the appendix at the end of this guide.

The APA writing style was developed by group of scientists working in social and behavioral fields to standardize scientific writing.

Ø It can be used in

Ø Term papers

Ø Research reports

Ø Empirical studies

Ø Literature review studies

Ø Theoretical articles

Ø Methodological articles and case studies

FORMAT

Ø The page should be 2.5 cm apart from the right, left, bottom and top.

Ø Garamond should be used 12 punto and line spacing should be 1.15.

Ø Paragraphs should be start with a tab (1.25 cm) from the inside.

Ø The author should write her/his name in capital letters and it should be repeated in footnote with name, institution, department and e-mail.

Ø It should be written name, surname, title of the article with capital letters as a header.

Ø When quoting the block, the entire quotation should be in a tab (1,25cm). When you finish quoting, do not forget to give references (Source, year, page number).

STRUCTURE

APA-style text is divided into sections. The main sections are as follows:

Ø Title

Ø Abstract

Ø Introduction

Ø Method

Ø Results

Ø Discussion

Ø References

Ø Attachments

TITLE

In the centered form, both the Turkish and the English titles should be written with the first letters capitalized.

ABSTRACT

The article should include a summary (in Turkish and English) of at least 200 and not more than 300 words. Title of the summary should be called Abstract and also 5 English 5 Turkish key words needed.

SECONDARY TITLES

Level 1: Centered, Bold, Initials large rest is small
Level 2: Left-aligned, Bold, Initials large rest is small

Level 3: One tab inside, Bold, Initials Large rest is small

Level 4: One tab inside, Bold, Italic, Initials large rest is small

Level 5: One paragraph inside, Italic, Initials large rest is small

REFERENCE

Citation within the text can be done in several ways:

Ø Walsh (1998) … stated (s. 108).

Ø …opened (Lopez and Rice, 2006, ss. 13-14).

Ø Kessler’s …environment (s. 146).

As the International Journal of Human Studies, we adopt the principle that the names of the authors and the year of publication of the manuscript should include the page number from which the cited part is taken. Both the paraphrase and the direct quote should include the page numbers in parentheses. If the source does not consist of pages, the number of paragraphs mentioned in the paragraph (Author, Year, x) should be indicated.

If more than one work is cited in the same parenthesis, the first one is written in the bibliography should be written first.

If reference is made to two or more works of the same author, the letters following the alphabetical order should be added to the publication year: For example: (Cemil Meriç, 2000a); (Cemil Meric, 2000b).

Atıfın cinsi

Metinde esere yapılan ilk atıf

Metinde aynı esere yapılan diğer atıflar

Parantez formatında metinde esere yapılan ilk atıf

Parantez formatında metinde aynı esere yapılan diğer

atıflar

Bir yazarlı

Walker (2007),

Walker (2007)

(Walker, 2007, s.

(Walker, 2007, s. 9)

İki yazarlı

Walker ve Allen (2004)

Walker ve Allen

(2004)

(Walker & Allen, 2004, s. 15)

(Walker & Allen, 2004, s.15)

Üç yazarlı

Bradley, Ramirez, ve Soo (1999)

Bradley vd. (1999)

(Bradley, Ramirez, & Soo, 1999. s. 27)

(Bradley vd., 1999, s.27)

Dört yazarlı

Bradley, Ramirez, Soo, ve Walsh (2006)

Bradley vd. (2006)

(Bradley, Ramirez, Soo, & Walsh, 2006, ss.

(Bradley vd., 2006, ss.16-17)

Beş yazarlı

Walker, Allen, Bradley, Ramirez, and Soo

Walker vd. (2008)

(Walker, Allen, Bradley, Ramirez, & Soo,

(Walker vd., 2008, s. 4)

Altı veya daha fazla yazarlı

Wasserstein vd. (2005)

(Wasserstein vd., 2005, s. 3)

(Wasserstein vd., 2005, s. 3)

Yazar grupları (kısaltmayla anlaşılan)

Aile ve Sosyal Politikalar Bakanlığı (ASPB, 2003)

ASPB (2003)

(Aile ve Sosyal Politikalar Bakanlığı [ASPB], 2003,

s. 5)

(ASPB, 2003, s. 5)

Yazar grupları (kısaltmasız)

Ankara Üniversitesi (2005)

(Ankara Üniversitesi, 2005, s. 23)

If the author of the work is not given, the first few words of the title should be written when quoting.

When referring to such a structure, the title of the book is written in italics and then date will be specified.

(Aile Eğitim Rehberi, 2008) or Aile Eğitim Rehberi (2008)

If reference is made to more than one author with the same surname, the names of the authors should be indicated in the sentence even if the publication years of the works are different: Turan Yay (1993); Gülsün Yay (2012)

Personal interviews can be present in the text but not in the bibliography. (Hikmet Öğüt,

Personal interview, December 2000).

In the studies, it is essential to reach the primary sources, but if it is not reached due to some complexities, the reference quoted or transmitted is indicated.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

All references (except classical texts and personal interviews) used and cited during the study are included in the Bibliography.

Works that are not cited in the study are not included in the Bibliography.

Refer to the last edition of the work.

If workable, include the page numbers of the article and the volume number of the issue.

If the DOI number is present, add it to the last part of the reference.

You can create the bibliography in two ways. Our preference is to use Microsoft Word, so the margin of error is reduced to zero.

Automatically in Microsoft Word

1. Before you start writing the article in the word, go to the “Manage Resources” and “ Style” section of the “References” tab. Select “APA Sixth Edition” from the style.

2. Click on Manage Resources and click on the new opened tab and add the resources used in the article one by one.

1. When writing the article in Word, click Add Quote from the “References” tab and select Add New Source after each quote you make. From the tab that opens, enter and save the information for the resource that you are using.

2. After article is done when you click on Add References the program will add the citation sources to the end of the document in the appropriate style.

Manually

References are listed alphabetically according to the surnames of the authors. If there is no author name, the name of the work is taken as the basis. If multiple works of an author are used, references are written in chronological order. If more than one work of an author published in the same year is used, it is listed as “2009a” and “2009b in alphabetical order of the titles.

1. Books

In the bibliography, the surname of the author, the initials of the first name, the year of the publication, the name of the work, the information of the publication, are separated by dots. Book names are written after the first letter of the title (except for special names) in lowercase and italic letters.

a. single-authored or edited book

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). The name of the book is italic and completely lowercase after the first letter (except for special names). Place of Publication: Publisher.

b. Two and more authored or edited book

First Author's Last Name, Initial Author's First Name. and Surname of the Second Author, Initials of the Second Author's Name. (Year). The name of the book is italic and completely lowercase after the first letter (except for special names). Location: Publisher.

c. revised or expanded editions

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). The title of the book is italic and completely lower (except for special names) after the first letter (revised / extended x. Edition). Place of Publication: Publisher.

d. books with uncertain authors

The name of the book is italic and completely lowercase after the first letter (except for special names). (Year). Location: Publisher.

e. books of two or more volumes

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). The title of the book is italic and after the first letter (completely small (x. volume). Place of Publication: Publisher.

f. Translated books

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). The title of the book is italic and completely lowered after the first letter (except for special names). (First Letters of Translator's Name. Translator's Surname, Translated.) Print Place: Publisher.

g. Compilation

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). Title of the article. The name of the book is italic and completely lower (after page number range) after the first letter (except for custom names). Place of Publication: Publisher.

h. A text or an article in a compilation

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year). Title of the article. The initial of the editor's name (s). Editor's last name (Ed.), Title of the book is italic and after the first letter (except for special names) completely small (page number range). Place of Publication: Publisher.

i. A text in a reference book

2. Articles:

a. For Journal Articles

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Year, month if any). The name of the article is only in the first letter of the first word, and the rest is lowercase if it is not a special name. Name of the Journal Italic and First Letter of Each Word Capital, Volume Italic (Number), Page Number Range. doi: xxxxxx

3. Other Resources

a. Movie

Director's Surname, Initials of Director's Name. (Director). (Year). The film's name is in italics. Production City: Name of production company.

b. Resources of Internet

Author's Surname, Initials of Author's Name. (Date of publication). The name of the manuscript is in italics, only the first letter of the first word is uppercase, the rest is lowercase if it is not a special name. Access date: Day Month Year, post link.

c. Unpublished master and doctorate dissertations

ADDITIONAL

In articles written in English, a number of expressions we use to cite should also be written in English. Below is a table of these.

Türkçe İngilizce

s. p.

ss. pp.

Erişim Tarihi (tarih), (link) Retrieved from (link), on (tarih)

Çev. Trans.

b.t. n.d.

vd. et al.

ve and

Yayımlanmamış Bitirme Tezi Unpublished Dissertation