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   What should I do if my article is accepted by a journal?

   • If your article builds on previous work or data that has been published already, contact your target journal for clarification before you submit your article. In addition to the strength of the content, an article's acceptance by a journal depends on whether the article fits with the journal's mission or scope.

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   What information should be included in a journal article?

   • These will normally include information about the subjects and research methodologies that the journal accepts. It is a waste of authors' and editors' time to submit an article which is out of scope, and far better to submit to a journal whose aims and content align with that of an author's research.

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   Does a journal have to submit an article to another journal?

   • Virtually all journals require that articles submitted to them are not being submitted to any other journal at the same time. Publishers and reviewers do not want to invest time and effort into an article that could be published elsewhere. Does the journal's mission statement, aim, and scope match my article?

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   How do I know if a journal has published a paper?

   • May be seen as previously published work. Check your target journal's webpage ("author instructions") for their policy on published conference papers and reports. If information is not available online, contact the journal for clarification.

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   Should I send my article to one journal at a time?

   • Send your article to one journal at a time. Virtually all journals require that articles submitted to them are not being submitted to any other journal at the same time. Publishers and reviewers do not want to invest time and effort into an article that could be published elsewhere.

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   How do I reference an entire issue of a journal?

   • When you want to reference an entire issue of a journal instead of an individual article, you list the issue editor (s) in the author position and give the title of the issue (if available) rather than of an individual article. Editor surname, initial. (ed.) (Year) ‘ Issue title ’, Journal Name, Volume (Issue). doi: DOI.

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2. achilleaskostoulas.com › 2018/06/01 › article-afterWhat happens to an article after it has been submitted to a ...

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   Jun 1, 2018 · When a journal receives a manuscript, the first thing that happens is that the editor (or an associate editor) screens it for suitability. Their role, at this stage, is to ensure that: The topic fits the scope of the journal.

3. www.papertrue.com › how-to-write-a-journal-articleWhat Is a Journal Article and How to Write a Journal Article

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   3 days ago · A journal article is a scholarly piece of writing published in academic journals that presents original research, analysis, or reviews of existing research. These articles are often peer-reviewed, which assures their credibility and acknowledges a writer’s contribution to the field.

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   How does an accepted manuscript appear in the online article listing? Accepted manuscripts are listed in the 'recent articles' tab of the journal homepage. The authors' forenames and surnames (excluding middle initials) will appear in the form and the order in which they were entered into the journal's online submission system by the ...

6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › pb-assets › assetsWhat Happens to My Paper - Wiley Online Library

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   Authors of articles published in Wiley journals are permitted to self-archive the submitted (preprint) version of the article immediately on acceptance, and may self-archive the accepted (peer-reviewed) version after an embargo period. For the BPS journals, the embargo period is 12 months.

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   Sep 11, 2023 · Articles published in a journal must contain new information, i.e. information that has not been published elsewhere. If your article builds on previous work or data that has been published already, contact your target journal for clarification before you submit your article.

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   May 31, 2021 · While the main focus is on writing a research article, it also provides guidance on factors influencing journal selection, including journal scope, intended audience for the findings, open access requirements, and journal citation metrics.

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   May 20, 2020 · In Harvard style, to reference a journal article, you need the author name(s), the year, the article title, the journal name, the volume and issue numbers, and the page range on which the article appears. If you accessed the article online, add a DOI (digital object identifier) if available.