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Reporting standards provide a degree of comprehensiveness in the information that is routinely included in reports of empirical investigations
Uniform reporting standards make it easier to generalize across fields.
Reporting standards are based on the research design and implementation of the study being reported, not on the topical focus of the study or the particular journal that might serve as the vehicle for its publication.
Manuscript Structure and Content
It should summarize the main idea of the manuscript.
Fully explanatory when it stands alone
A good title is easily shorten to the running head
Avoid words that serve no useful purpose; they increase length and can mislead indexers.
Avoid using abbreviations
Typed upper and lowercase letters, centered between the left and right margins, and positioned in the upper half of the page.
Title
Name
First Name, Middle initial, last name
Bottom Line use the same format of publication throughout your career
Institutional Affiliation
The location where the author or authors were when the research was conducted.
When an author has no institutional affiliation, list the city and state of residence below the author’s name.
Names of the authors should appear in order of their contributions centered between the die margins.
Author’s Name
First Paragraph: Complete Departmental affiliation
Changes of affiliation (if any)
Third paragraph:
Acknowledgments
Special Circumstances
Fourth Paragraph: Person to contact
Author Note
Explore the importance of the problem
Why is this problem a topic of study?
Describe relevant scholarship
What other literature is important or related to this topic of study
State hypotheses and their correspondence to research design
How do you plan on solving the problem
Introduction
The Method section describes HOW the study was conducted.
Identify subsections
Divide your work into various subsections
Participant (subject) characteristics
Who are you conduction your study on
Sampling Procedures
Sample size, power, and precision
Measures and covariates
Research design
Experimental manipulations or interventions
Method
Summarize collected data and the analysis performed on those data relevant to the disclosure that is to follow.
Recruitment
Statistics and data analysis
Ancillary analyses
Participant flow
Intervention or manipulation fidelity
Baseline data
Statistics and data analysis
Adverse events
Results
Examine, interpret, and qualify the results and draw inferences and conclusions from them.
What is the theoretical, clinical, or practical significance of the outcomes, and what is the basis for these interpretations?
Discussion
