THE TERMS OF PUBLISHING
RULES FOR THE DESIGN OF ARTICLES
Requirements for the content of articles
I.
Text editor and formats
When preparing manuscripts, you should use the
Microsoft Word editor for Windows of the latest versions and the Microsoft Word*.rtf,
*.doc or *.docx formats. The submitted material should be contained in a single
file, and all illustrations should be immediately included in the main text of
the manuscript. Do not use macros.
II.
Formatting text
Standard page format A4, margins on all sides 2 cm;
1.5 intervals; font Times New Roman, 14 size, pages of the manuscript are not
numbered. The main text is formatted in width with an indent of 1.25 cm in the
paragraph.
Hyphenation, including automatic hyphenation, is not
used in the text.
Lines within a paragraph should not be broken by the
carriage return character (usually the Enter key), and automatic hyphenation is
not allowed.
Design
of subsections, footnotes, and selections
1. Subheadings in the text are separated from the main
text by a carriage return sign (the "Enter" key), highlighted in bold
and centered.
2. It is not recommended to highlight large text
fragments in italics / bold. No more than 5-7% of the text can be highlighted.
3. Footnotes in the text are created using the MS Word
automatic footnotes creation function.
III
Scope of articles
The volume of the publication must comply with the
established standards (not including References), the number of characters is
indicated with spaces from 16,000 to 40,000 characters.
IV
Design of the title, links to the grant, information about the authors,
annotations and keywords
Title
The title is placed in the center of the sheet and is
highlighted in bold. It is printed in capital letters (bold, centered, without
forced tabs on the lines, the dot at the end of the name is not put). To
translate the title into English, the same rules are used, and all words with
the exception of prepositions and articles should be written in capital
letters.
If the work is carried out with the financial support
of the foundation or a state task, an asterisk is placed at the end of the name
without a space, the number of the grant or state task is indicated in the
footnote, and a period is placed at the end of the footnote.
Example:
THE
PROBLEM OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SECURITY OF THE PASSENGERS ' PERSONALITY
Full
name of the authors
One author
The first name, patronymic, and last name are
indicated on the next line after the title. The initials must be indicated
before the last name. Do not put a space between the initials. But a space must
be placed between the initial and the last name. To avoid breaking initials and
surnames when automatically transferring words to a new line, it is recommended
to use a non-breaking space (Insert-Character-Special characters), the font –
bold, center alignment.
For
example:
A.V.
Ivanov
After the author's full name, 2 lines apart (centered,
italicized), the author's academic degree, title, affiliation, city, and
country are given.
For
example:
Doctor
of Psychological Sciences, Professor, Leading Researcher, Institute of
Psychology of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Moscow, Russia
On the next line – the email address (center
alignment, font –italics).
For
example:
e-mail: strana2020@mail.ru
Co-authorship
In the case of authorship of the article for several
authors, after the last name, without a space, put one link-an asterisk after
the last name of the first author, then – a comma, 2 spaces, the full name of
the second author, without a space – a link of two asterisks, etc., the font is
bold, centered.
For
example:
A.V.
Ivanov*, I. A. Ivanova**
Below, after 2 lines, it is indicated for the first
author (center alignment, italics, asterisk, two spaces, title, affiliation,
city, country, email address),
For
example:
*
Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Professor, Leading Researcher, Institute of
Psychology of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Moscow, Russia
e-mail: strana2020@mail.ru
Next – for the second author (one line apart, center
alignment, italics),
For
example:
*
* Doctor of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor, Faculty of Psychology,
Lomonosov Moscow State University; Moscow, Russia
e-mail:
sil@mail.ru
Abstract
(at least 200 words)
The abstract is placed after the information about the
author before the text of the article. The abstract is written in the same font
as the text of the article. The text of the Annotation is typed in a straight
(without italics) font and ends with a dot.
Keywords
The annotation is followed by keywords: from 5 to 7
keywords. The line between the annotation and the keywords is not skipped. The
subtitle Keywords in the Russian version is typed in italics, followed by a
colon, the list of keywords is given in a straight font (without italics) with
a dot at the end,
For
example:
Keywords: psychological culture, personal resources, mental
burnout, emotional intelligence, coping strategies.
Decimal
fractions are entered only
separated by a comma without a space (0,25 instead of 0.25).
All dates are in the format "date.month.year"(dd.mm.yyyy) are typed as follows:
02.05.1991.
Punctuation
marks
The
point is not set:
· after
the article title, headings, and subheadings;
· after
the names of the authors of the article;
· after
email addresses;
· subheadings
· after
the table names;
· after
captions to figures and tables;
· in
subscripts: T pl – melting point.
· dimensions
(cm-centimeter).
The
point is placed:
• after
footnotes (including in tables);
• after
a brief summary;
• after
keywords.
• abbreviations (month – month, year – year,
million – million).
The text uses quotation
marks-«herringbone»: if there are other words enclosed in quotation marks
inside the words in quotation marks, «herringbone» is used as external
quotation marks, and "paws" is used as internal quotation marks.
Quotation marks and parentheses are not separated by spaces from the words
enclosed in them:(at 300 K), (a) – true;( at 300 K), (a) – incorrect.
The letter «ё» is replaced with «e» everywhere, except for surnames
and special cases.
Abbreviations
and abbreviations
All abbreviations in the text, except for common ones,
should be disclosed at the first mention. Abbreviations of several words are
separated by spaces.
Example: 760 mm Hg; i.e.
abbreviations or formulas of chemical compounds used
as adjectives are written with a hyphen:
Example: IR spectroscopy, PE film, LCD state, Lga+form, OH
group, but OH group.
Placing
spaces between words
Links to figures and tables are typed with spaces:
Example: Figure 1, Table 2.
A space is placed between the sign of the number,
paragraph and number:
Example: No. 1; § 5.65.
Numbers with letters in the notation are typed without
spaces:
Example: IVd; 1.3.14 a; Fig. 1d.
In geographical names, a space is placed after the
point:
Example: the Yenisei River, Novosibirsk.
When specifying page numbers (numeric intervals),
spaces between numbers and dashes are not put:
Example: p. 28-33 – true;
p. 28 – 33 – false.
Translated
terms and proper names
When foreign surnames are mentioned, their original
spelling is given in parentheses (with the exception of well-known names found
in the encyclopedia, and names to which references are given in the list of
references).
When mentioning foreign educational institutions,
institutions, companies, and foreign geographical names (other than well-known
ones) in the Russian transcription, it is necessary to indicate in parentheses
their original spelling or spelling in English.
All newly introduced or rarely used translated terms
should be accompanied by their corresponding terms in the original language,
indicated in parentheses.
Tables
Tables are created using MS Word (Table > Add
Table) or MS Excel. Tables typed manually (using a large number of spaces,
without cell spacing) cannot be used. Copying tables from other editors is not
allowed.
· Tables
should contain no more than ten columns and have a meaningful title. Abbreviating
words in tables is not acceptable.
· Tables
are numbered in Arabic numerals in a continuous manner, i.e. sequentially, in
the order of their mention in the text. When naming a table, the word
"Table" and its corresponding number are aligned to the right. Don't
put a dot at the end.
· The
table name is given on the next line after the table number. Don't put a dot at
the end. The name is highlighted in bold and centered.
Example:
Table
4
Correlation
coefficients between variables of value orientations in a group of managers
· Headings
are shown in bold, size - 12., located in the center of the column. All cells in
the"caps" of the tables must be filled in and contain the data units,
if any. If the table contains data of only one type of measurement, then the
unit of measurement should be specified in parentheses after the table name.
· •
When referring to a table in the text, the abbreviation "table" is
used.
Example: "Table 4 shows the results..."
· If
there is only one table in the publication, the table number is not specified,
while the design remains the same. All designations given in the tables should
be explained in the notes to the tables.
· When
creating large-volume tables, which are supposed to be placed on several pages,
the name (number) should be indicated in the "caps" of the tables)
the column.
· The
entire table is aligned to the width of the sheet. Below is an example that may
be useful to the authors.
Example:
Table 4
Correlation coefficients between variables of value
orientations in a group of managers
|
№ п/п |
Variables |
Correlation
coefficients r Spearman |
|
1 |
Achievement
/ Rest |
- 0,58 * |
|
2 |
Achievement / Preservation of individuality |
0,67 ** |
Note:
* p ≤ 0.05, ** p ≤ 0.05.
Drawings
All figures must be included in the text of the
article in their respective places. The drawing should be understandable,
clear, and the labels should correspond to the content of the text. In the case
of image scanning, the highest resolution of the scanner is used. Low-quality
scanned images are not allowed.
· All
drawings must be numbered with Arabic numerals (1,2,3,....). Each drawing must
have a signature.
· Drawings
can be saved in the format .jpg,. gif, .tif or .eps with a resolution of at
least 300 dpi. When preparing the drawings, make sure that any symbols or
numbers in the drawings are large enough to be read on the screen.
· For
printed publications, all graphics and diagrams must be drawn only in black and
white.
· Photos
are provided without damage. Photo format with a minimum size of 800x600 px (at
least 1 MB).
· The
authors are responsible for the quality of the drawings and photographs.
· The
name is indicated below the drawing.
· When
naming the abbreviation "Fig." and the corresponding number are
indicated in italics.
· The
name of the drawing is given without highlighting.
Example: Figure 1. Contextual model of family resilience
· If
there is only one drawing in the publication, the number of the drawing is not
specified, but the design remains the same.
· All
figures must be referenced in the text.
· All
inscriptions inside the drawing are made with a capital letter.
· When
referring to a drawing in the text, the abbreviation " fig.»
Example: The average reaction time in the younger group is
longer than in the older group (Figure 1).
· All
the legends of illustrative materials (graphs, diagrams, etc.) are located
below the figure as follows.
Example:
· Fig. 1. Schematic representation of the sociometric structure "Group with
an outsider": - - - - - - – positive choice; * * * * * * * – negative
choice; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 – the level of development of «moral consciousness»
References
The mention in the article of any materials, theory,
position, research published earlier, must necessarily be accompanied by a
reference to the source of the literature. To indicate the sources of
literature, non-text bibliographic references are used (sources are indicated
in the list of references).
Specified by: LITERATURE (in capital letters, in the center
of the page, in bold),
example:
LITERATURE
Recommended
requirements for the number of sources for different types of articles:
From 10 to 40 sources
No more than 3 links to your own publications
(self-citation), including joint publications.
The cited literature for the last 5 years should make
up 60% of the total number of sources.
All works included in the section
"LITERATURE" should be referenced in the text of the article: after
the last name or after the citation, the last name, year and page, if
necessary, are indicated in parentheses,
for
example:
(Ivanov, 2020, p. 78).
References to works that have not been published or
are in print are not allowed. The names of foreign-language works are given in
accordance with the original (including the placement of uppercase and
lowercase letters). The year, volume, number of the magazine, etc. are
separated from each other and separated from the corresponding digits by
spaces, after the year, volume, number, pages, a period is put. The sequence in
the description of the journal article is as follows: the name of the journal
(the first word of the title with a capital letter, year, volume, number, page
range, separated by a short dash without spaces,
for
example:
Psychological Journal. 1992.
Vol. 29. no. 2. pp. 213-231.
To indicate the issue of both Russian and foreign
magazines, the symbol No. is used. The words" Journal "and"
Journal " and all other words in the name of the journal are written in
full, not abbreviated. The title of the article and the title of the journal or
collection in both Russian and foreign versions are separated by two
slashes"//", the title of the collection and the names of the
responsible editors are separated by one slash"/". When specifying
the city, the following abbreviations are used: Moscow (Moscow), St. Petersburg
(St. Petersburg), Rostov n/A (Rostov-on-Don), L. (London), N. J. (New Jersey),
N. Y. (New York), etc. After the name of the city (if one of the above
abbreviated names of the city - first put a period), then put a colon and follow
the name of the publishing house,
for
example:
Moscow: or Tomsk:
Do not put a dash before the name of the city. After
the name of the publishing house, the year of publication should be separated
by a comma, for example:
Moscow: Publishing House
"Institute of Psychology of the Russian Academy of Sciences", 2019.
The names of well-known publications are mentioned
without the word "publishing house", as well as without quotation
marks, for example:
St.Petersburg: Peter, 2019.
The list of references is drawn up in accordance with
GOST R 7.0.5-2008.
Clarification: for all foreign journal publications
and many Russian ones (for the last three years), the author must specify the
DOI number. To search for this index, the journal's official website searches
for an article by year, author, or title. In the article description, the DOI
number is copied and placed in the article description after the page range (no
space is placed between the DOI and the number), for example:
Taylor Z.E., Jones B.L. Cultural contributors to
ego‐resiliency and associations with depressive problems in Midwestern Latino
youth // Journal of Research on Adolescence. 2020. V. 30. № 2 P. 349-361.
DOI:10.1111/jora.12481.
References
When compiling a list of bibliographic references in
Latin ("References"), Russian-language sources must be
transliterated, and foreign sources must be brought into compliance with the
requirements of transliteration.
The title "References"is aligned to the left
edge of the sheet and highlighted in bold. All transliterated sources are given
in a numbered list according to the sequence of sources in the
"Literature"list. The reference must match the style of the American
Psychological Association (APA). Information about the APA style can be found
at:
https://apastyle.apa.org/style-grammar-guidelines/references/examples/journal-article-references
Articles in which the Reference is not designed according to the APA style will be returned for revision before being considered by the editorial board.