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AUTHOR GUIDELINES |
Submission Preparation ChecklistAs part of the
submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's
compliance with all the following items, and submissions may be returned to
authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
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If submitted to a double-blind peer-reviewed section, an anonymized
version of the article must be uploaded in addition to the text of the article.
Instructions are available in the Author Guidelines. Author
Guidelines Contributions
Contributions
must be submitted exclusively through the web. Contributions sent to Dixit cannot
be submitted simultaneously in other journals. Since 2024, preprints are
accepted. Declaration of Authorship
Authors must download and complete the Responsibility Statement, which will be attached to their application. Brief CV
Authors must send a brief CV, up to 120 words, including academic
affiliation, last University degree obtained, recent academic or professional
areas of work, main publications or main field work completed. Anonymous version
Authors
applying to peer-reviewed sections in the double-blind system must attach, in
addition to the original article file, an anonymous version of the paper, i.e.,
a file that does not contain any information that could reveal their identity
to potential reviewers. Authors
should consider the following aspects: - The
paper should be classified as an "anonymous version" when uploaded to
the platform and should not contain author information in the file name. - The
anonymous file will not contain the names of the authors or their institutional
affiliations, nor footnotes or funding information that reveals the institution
to which it belongs. - In those
passages where institutions or specific geographic coordinates are mentioned,
the text will be replaced by crosses or, if necessary for comprehension, by a
description of the deleted item, in straight brackets. Examples:
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Citations to previous work by any of the authors of the manuscript should be
replaced by the word "Author". In the list of references, entries
only identified with the word "Author" and the year in parentheses
will be placed at the beginning, all the other data must be deleted.
- Authors
should check in the word processor that there is no metadata left in the file
that identifies any user by first or last name. In Word for Windows, this
information can be checked and removed in the "Information > Inspect
Document" menu. In Word for MacOS, this can be done under "Protect
document > Remove personal information when saving". Format
Texts
should be in Microsoft Word, Times New Roman font, 12 point size. Footnotes, in
the same font, 10 point size. Visual files should be sent in JPG format with a
high resolution of 300 dpi. If the
contributions contain tables, figures, illustrations or photographs, they
should be inserted in the document in the corresponding place. If this results
in a very large file, insert low resolution versions and attach the high
resolution files separately. Authors should provide the necessary information
to identify these elements: title, descriptive legend, date, authorship, source
and/or credits. Use of
images If the
authors send images that are not of their own authorship, they must obtain the
necessary permissions for their reproduction or ensure that the images are
released in terms of image rights in the case of images of people and respect
for copyrights in general. In any case, the documentation supporting the
reproduction of the images in Dixit must be sent together with the application.
The Editorial Team may or may not accept the inclusion of these images,
depending on the characteristics of the permissions provided by the authors.
The authors will be the only ones responsible for any claims from third parties
that refer to any aspect related to the right to the image and intellectual
property rights over the material. Formal elements
All papers
submitted to Dixit must
include a title in Spanish, English and Portuguese, authorship data and
institutional affiliation. The articles must also contain an abstract in
Spanish, English, and Portuguese, as well as five key words in Spanish, English
and Portuguese. Citations to sources and the list of references should be
in APA 7 (see points 7 and 9 below). Papers by several authors should detail
the contribution of each one to the article (see item 11). 1.
Title. From its
position at the center of the upper part of the first page, it states the main
idea of the article (i.e., the objective and the way it will be approached) in
a clear, simple and concise manner. The title may not exceed two lines of text.
If it is necessary to add a subtitle, it is separated from the title by a
period or colon. Below are the English and Portuguese titles. 2.
Author's data. The
author's name and surname must be written under the title, in a central
position. Rank and academic qualifications are omitted. Authors must have an
ORCID code as a requirement to publish in the journal. If they do not have an
ORCID code, they can obtain one free of charge at http://orcid.org. The code is given below the name. 3.
Institutional affiliation. Below the name of the author must appear the name of
the university, city and country to which the affiliation belongs. Affiliation
corresponds to the institution in which the author works nowadays, or to the
last institution in which he has worked or studied. In both cases, the elements
are separated by commas. The e-mail address of the author (or the main author
in the works of several authors) is indicated below. 4.
Abstract and keywords in Spanish. Both go on a new page beginning with the legend
“Resumen” centered on the upper part. That abstract is a paragraph with a
maximum of 150 words, complete as regards sense, in which the objective, main
contents, methodology, conclusions, implications or applications discovered by
the author are exposed briefly and clearly. On the following line, aligned to
the left, the legend “Palabras clave” should be written, followed by a colon
that precedes a list of words or concepts (separated by commas and cited
ranging from the general to the particular) that are established as identifiers
for this text. 5.
Abstract in other languages. After the keywords in Spanish, separated by a line,
the legend "Abstract" is written centered, and below it is the
English translation of the abstract. On the next line, aligned to the left, the
legend "Keywords" is written, and after a colon the English
translation of the keywords. In the same way, the legend "Resumo" and
the legend "Palavras-chave" are included for the Portuguese versions
of these elements. 6.
Pagination. Pages
must be numbered, starting at the page which marks the beginning of the article
and bears the number 1. 7.
Citation of sources. They should follow the guidelines of the 7th edition of the Publication
Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA). See basic guidelines and
examples. 8.
Footnotes. Notes must
not exceed 80 words; they should provide explanations, commentaries or any
other additional information that could broaden or clarify the content of the
contribution. No Latin abbreviations should be used. 9. List of
references. It is
placed at the end of the article, on a new page with the legend
"References" centered. It includes alphabetically ordered by the
author's last name only the materials mentioned or directly referred to in the
contribution (quoted, paraphrased, described), according to APA 7 guidelines.
Each entry is aligned to the left with hanging indentation. 10. Data
availability. In
articles resulting from original research, authors should include, below the
bibliographic references, a section called " Data availability" in
which they report whether the dataset used in their research is available and,
if so, where to access it. In case the authors have their data on
any server, they should state this within the article as follows: "The
dataset supporting the results of this study are available at [name and link to
repository]". Otherwise, they should include a sentence within
the article stating the following: "The dataset supporting the results of
this study is not available". More information here. 11.
Author’s contribution. To be
listed as an author of an academic article, researchers must have made a
substantial contribution. The authors will complete the contribution of each
one in the Declaration of Authorship, according to the CRediT Taxonomy. Information for authors
During the
external review process, referees follow the guidelines of the evaluation form and may make contributions, suggestions and
recommendations in the manuscript itself, in review format. The entire review
process takes no more than one year from receipt of the paper to its eventual
publication. The
journal's rejection rate for 2023 was 51 %. Once a
manuscript has been accepted for publication, the Editorial Team reserves the
right to decide in which section and volume it will be published. Sections of publication
Research articles
Original and unpublished research articles (between
6,000 and 10,000 words) peer-reviewed, in double-blind system. Make a new submission to the Research articles section. Bibliographic
Reviews
Bibliographic reviews must be between 1,500 and 3,000
words in length. They shall include an initial paragraph with the general
characteristics of the work reviewed, as a summary; a description of the
author's trajectory; the virtues and main contributions of the work to the
specific field, and the eventual shortcomings or problems of the work. Tables
or other graphic elements should not be included, nor titles or subtitles. In
the case of quotations from the reviewed work, the page number should be added
in parentheses at the end of the quotation. The review should be headed with a brief
bibliographic record of the book (author, title, city, publisher, number of
pages of the volume) and the name of the author of the review with their
institutional affiliation and ORCID code should be placed at the end of the
text. The inclusion of quotations from other authors should be avoided. Make a new submission to the Bibliographic reviews section. Copyright Notice
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