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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • This manuscript is free from plagiarism
  • The submission file is in Microsoft Word file format.
  • Where available, URLs for the references have been provided.
  • Manuscripts have been written according to the INNER journal template

Author Guidelines

First Time User

Please click the "REGISTER" button on the online journal page and enter the requested information.

After successful registration, you can use the USER NAME and PASSWORD to enter the INNER Journal. Every time you want to submit an article or see the status of the article, you can use that account, WITHOUT MUST REGISTER AGAIN

Author

Please click the "LOG IN" button, complete the required fields to submit your article to the INNER Journal editor. You can also track the progress of your articles through the system.

Peer Review Policy and Process

The submitted text will be reviewed by the editor and only manuscripts that meet the focus and scope and style of the journal will be accepted and proceed to the review process. Each text will be reviewed by at least two people.

Submission of Submitted Manuscripts

The INNER journal is a text written by an author, free from plagiarism, and never published in any journal. Before submitting the manuscript, the writer must ensure that he/she wants to publish the manuscript to the INNER journal. Withdrawals during and after the peer review process are not permitted. At the same time, the author is also not allowed to send the same script to other journals. INNER Journal will not be held legally responsible if the author violates this statement.

Permission

Authors who wish to include images, tables, or portions of text that have been published elsewhere must obtain permission from the copyright owner for print and online formats and provide evidence that this permission has been granted when submitting their paper. Any material received without such evidence will be deemed to be from the author.

Online Delivery

All texts must be submitted to the INNER Journal via Online Submission on the INNER journal URL portal, where the author registers as an Author and/or is offered as an online reviewer. If the author has problems with online submissions, please contact the editor at the following email: jurnalinner@gmail.com. Manuscripts that must be prepared follow the writing guidelines in the following MS Word article template (Download Template)

Suggestion

It is recommended that authors submit manuscripts in the INNER journal to use Mendeley's reference tool.

Abbreviation

In general, terms should not be abbreviated unless they are used repeatedly and the abbreviation is helpful to the reader. Initially, use the full word, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses. After that, just use the abbreviation.

Prepare for Shipment

TITLE

Every writer in this scientific journal must include a clear title. The title can lead the reader to the heart of the paper without having to read everything.

ABSTRACT

An abstract is not the same as a summary. The abstract section in a scientific paper serves to briefly analyze the content of the work. Abstracts are meant for clarity. The abstract section should cover about 200 words that summarize the objective, problem statement, method, findings, and conclusion. The section after the abstract includes keywords from the scientific work in question.

PRELIMINARY

The introduction contains a statement of the phenomenon under study, which informs the reader to understand the specific objectives within a larger theoretical framework. This section can also contain information about the background of the problem, overcome theoretical problems such as the gap between expectations and reality, then formulate them into problem formulations.

METHOD

This section describes how the authors, tools, location, and time did their research.

DISCUSSION

Consists of data presentation and analysis. Authors need to present concise data with reviews using narrative text, tables, or pictures. From the results presented, not all data interpretations or conclusions from the data in this section. Data is collected in tabular form, pictures must be in the form of complete narrative text and presented in a form that is easy to understand. In the analysis, the authors interpret the data with observed patterns. Every relationship between variables or important factors and every correlation between variables or factors can be seen clearly. Authors should include a different explanation of the hypothesis or different or similar results for any related investigations conducted by the researcher.

CONCLUSION

This section can only contain conclusions, but any suggestions should include both. The conclusion section only states that the researcher thinks about every data presented in relation to the statements stated in the introduction. By referring to the introduction and conclusions, a reader must have a good picture of this research, even if only in certain details.

Reference

Reference should be written according to APA Style Version 7

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