Publication Ethics

Here are the publication ethics:

1. The manuscript presents complete and original information as well as objective data.
2. Quotation source and reference cited in the manuscript must be informed.
3. The manuscript is written concisely and clearly for efficiency.
4. The manuscript is, at the same time, not being sent to and has never been published by another journal.
5. Everyone involved in the research (students & supervisors) should be included in the team of writers.
6. A writer who passed away should be included as a co-author.
7. Authors must avoid fabrication (make up the data and results of a study).
8. Authors must avoid falsification (manipulating research materials, equipment, process, changing the data or intentionally discarding data or results).
9. Authors should avoid Plagiarism (taking ideas, processes, results or words without citing the sources).
10. Authors should avoid Fragmentation (breaking research data into different themes of manuscript so that the discussion cannot become in-depth)
11. The manuscript should not use copied materials from another article without permission.
12. All materials/quotation earned from previous research, involving similar writers related to previous publications must be cited properly.