We do not impose strict word length limits, but the length of the manuscript should ideally not exceed approximately ten printed pages, which corresponds to 30-40 manuscript pages (Times New Roman, size 12 font, double-spaced, justified text), including everything from the title page to the last figure, if applicable. Text should, normally, be no longer than 8,000 words, including references. Any materials that are relevant, but not essential, should be included as an online only appendix, also known as "Electronic Supplementary Material".

Where a manuscript includes unusually long methodological descriptions and data or figures that are not core to the message of the publication, the use of Supplementary Material is encouraged. The manusrcipt should be written in accordance to IMRaD methodology.

All headings and subheadings, starting with Introduction (besides Abstract and Conclusion) should be numbered and bulleted, including subheadings.

Tables, graphs and figures should be arranged according to APA 7^th Edition standards (serial number bolded and numbered above the display, the name of the table, graph or figure should be written in Italic, while below the table, graph or figure, you should write "the author/ s" or to indicate the source from which the image was taken and/or adapted, with the permission of the author or copyright holder.