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Author Guidelines

Article Title

The title should be written in Times New Roman, font size 16, capitalizing each word, left-aligned, and bold.

Authors

Author names must be written in full without academic titles or abbreviations, using Times New Roman font size 12. Author affiliations should be written in Times New Roman font size 11 and include institution name, region, country, and email address.

Example:
Author1, Author2
¹Institution, Region, Country, email
²Institution, Region, Country, email

The corresponding author must be clearly indicated.

Abstract

The abstract should be written in one paragraph using clear academic English, with a maximum length of 150 words. Use Times New Roman font size 12, single spacing, and italic formatting.

The abstract should briefly describe the background, objectives, research methods, main findings, and conclusions. Bibliographic citations, abbreviations, formulas, and symbols should be avoided.

Abstracts must be provided in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Keywords

Keywords consist of 3–5 words separated by commas.

Manuscript Structure

Manuscripts must be organized systematically and include the following sections:

1. Introduction

2. Literature Review

3. Methods

4. Results and Discussion

5. Conclusion

6. References

All text should be written in Times New Roman font size 12 with single spacing.

Introduction

The introduction provides the research background, objectives, and relevant supporting theories or concepts. It should be written narratively without subheadings.

Foreign terms should be italicized.
Citations should use in-text citation format with author’s last name and year, for example: (Muthmainnah, 2017).
The research problem should be clearly formulated and addressed in the discussion and conclusion.

Methods

The methods section describes the research design, subjects or samples, time and location, instruments, procedures, data collection techniques, and data analysis methods. This section may include subheadings without numbering.

Results and Discussion

This section presents research data, analysis, and interpretation of findings. Results may be presented in tables or figures. The discussion must address the research questions or hypotheses.

Conclusion

The conclusion should be directly related to the research objectives and title. It must be written in narrative form without bullet points or numbering and should not introduce new discussions or repeat the abstract.

References

References include only cited sources and are arranged alphabetically (A–Z). Reference formatting follows the American Psychological Association (APA) style. The use of reference management software such as Mendeley is recommended.

Reference requirements:

• Minimum of 15 references

• Sources from national and international journals

• Priority given to reputable scientific articles

Tables

Table titles should be placed above the table, centered, with one-line spacing. Each table must be numbered sequentially. Table sources should be written below the table, left-aligned, using Times New Roman font size 10. Table content uses single spacing with horizontal lines only.

Figures

Figures should be centered and referenced in the text. Captions are placed below the figures, starting with a capital letter and numbered sequentially. Sources must be provided if figures are adapted from other works. Captions and sources use Times New Roman font size 10.

Section Heading Color

All section and subsection headings should be written in blue.

Footer and Page Numbering

Footer and page numbering must use the Accent Bar 2 format
(Insert → Page Number → Bottom Page → Accent Bar 2).

General Notes

• A4 paper size

• Standard margins of 2.54 cm on all sides

• Black text color

• Single spacing

• Article length: 7–15 pages

• Abstract and Introduction: max. 25%

• Methods: max. 10%

• Results and Discussion: min. 40%

• Conclusion and References: max. 25%

Manuscripts that do not comply with this template and guidelines will be rejected.