The journal
adopts
the
American
Psychological
Association
(APA) documentation
system.
References
are
indicated
within
the
text
by
mentioning
the
author's
second
name
and
then
the
year
of
publication
in
parentheses
in
the
case
of
direct
reference,
for
example,
Abdullah
(2016). In
the
case
of
an
indirect
reference,
the
author's
name
and
the
year
of
publication
are
mentioned
in
parentheses,
for
example:
(Abdullah,
2016). In
the
case
of
quotations,
the
page
number
and
page
numbers
are
noted
in
parentheses
(Abdullah,
2016: 26).
Arrange
the
references
at
the
end
of
the
research
alphabetically
as
follows:
If the
reference
is
a book:
the
author’s
second
name,
first
name
(publication
year),
book
title,
edition,
publishing
house,
place
of
publication.
If the
reference
is
research
from
a journal:
second
name,
first
name
(year
of
publication),
the
research
title,
journal's
name,
issue,
pages,
place
of
publication.
If the
reference
from
a conference
or
symposium
is
as
follows:
second
name,
first
name
(year
of
session),
the
paper's
title,
the
conference
or
symposium,
venue,
and
date.
If the
reference
is
from
one
of
the
Internet
sites
as
follows:
second
name,
first
name,
the
title
of
the
article/research,
website,
date
of
access
to
it.
When
foreign
terms
appear
in
the
body
of
the
research,
they
are
written
in
Arabic
and
Latin
letters
in
parentheses;
the
term
is
mentioned
in
full
when
it
first
appears.
