Author Guidelines
Manuscript Components
Research result articles should include the following sections: Title, Author’s Name, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgment (if any), and References.
Writing Guide
Title
- •The title should be written in Indonesian, informative, concise, and consist of 5–12 words.
- •It should clearly describe the content and variables of the study.
- •The title must not contain abbreviations or formulas.
- •To ensure double-blind review, author names should not appear on the title page.
Abstract and Keywords
- •The abstract should summarize the key points: background, objectives, methods, and findings.
- •It must be written in both Indonesian and English (100–250 words each).
- •Keywords should consist of 3–5 main words that represent the core topics.
Introduction
The introduction should be written in paragraph form (15–20% of the article length) and contain:
- •Background or rationale of the study.
- •Theoretical basis or brief literature review.
- •Research objectives and significance.
Method
The method section (15–20% of total length) should include:
- •Study design and approach.
- •Research variables.
- •Population and sampling methods.
- •Research location.
- •Instruments used for data collection.
- •Data collection and analysis procedures.
Results and Discussion
The results and discussion section should take up 60–70% of the article and include:
- •Data analysis results and hypothesis testing.
- •Tables, figures, or graphs to clarify verbal explanations.
- •Discussion that interprets findings and relates them to prior studies.
- •Numbering format should use simple numbering (1), (2), (3), etc.
Conclusions
- •Include both conclusions and recommendations.
- •Conclusions should directly answer the research questions.
- •Recommendations should be practical and directed to relevant stakeholders.
Acknowledgment (If Any)
Authors may include acknowledgments for individuals, institutions, or funding bodies that supported the research.
Artificial Intelligency (AI) Use and Ethics Policy
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Authors must transparently declare whether AI or AI-assisted technologies (such as language polishing or translation tools) were utilized during the preparation of the manuscript.
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AI tools are strictly restricted to assisting with language refinement and readability, and cannot be listed as authors or co-authors.
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Authors must explicitly state that the research complies with ethical standards, is free from scientific misconduct (such as data fabrication, falsification, and plagiarism), and includes proper ethical approval documentation for studies involving human or animal subjects where applicable.
References
- •All references cited must appear in the reference list and vice versa.
- •References should follow APA Style and be arranged alphabetically.
- •At least 80% of references must be from the last 10 years.
- •Use Mendeley, Zotero, or EndNote for reference management.


