Essential tips
Persian: educational department, faculty, university (educational institution), city, country.
English: Department, Faculty, University (Institution), City, Country.
It should be noted that articles with more than 10% similarity with the opinion of the editor cannot be reviewed.
In case of non-compliance with the ethical principles of the journal and cases of scientific misconduct such as simultaneous submission to other journals or copying, depending on the case, it will be dealt with in the following three levels and methods:
Guide for setting and writing an article
To avoid delays in reviewing and publishing on time, please pay attention to the following points:
In addition to the Persian abstract, the submitted article must have an English abstract.
Authors are required to submit an extended abstract in English after initial acceptance.
Extended abstract structure
An extended abstract is a scientific article that is prepared to provide the study of the main article in a short period. In this regard, and to make it possible for non-Persian speaking audiences to read Persian articles, New Marketing Research Journal provides an extended abstract in English with the following structure for each Persian article, which is published along with each article.
Components of an extended abstract
The introduction should include the scope, purpose, problem, importance, and limitations of the research and in other words, answer the question "What is the main problem of the present research?" Also, the background and literature of the research should be briefly discussed. Hypotheses or research questions should be clearly stated.
The number of words in the introduction section is a maximum of 250 words.
The research methodology should be explained in a clear, detailed manner and, if necessary, with references.
The number of words in the methodology section is a maximum of 250 words.
In this section, the findings are summarized. In this section, the author can use tables, images, graphs, etc. to express the findings, it is suggested to summarize the data in tables and graphs as much as possible. These items should be designed using Word or Excel software and avoid saving in photo format. Also, the above items should be mentioned in the text of the extended abstract immediately after the citation. The allowed number of each is 2 items.
The maximum number of words in the research findings section is 250 words.
The contents expressed in this section must be related to the problem and hypotheses or research questions presented in the introduction and based on the findings expressed in the research findings section.
The number of words in the discussion and conclusion section is a maximum of 250 words.
If necessary, the people and organizations that have cooperated in the research results should be appreciated.
To describe the content of the article, at least 5 keywords should be declared in this section.
All the text of the article should be sent coherently and in one file. (Avoid sending figures and diagrams separately.)
The structure of the article
Persian abstract
The abstract of the article should clearly state the topic and the results of the research work done. In the abstract, only the main topic of the article should be paid attention to, and the details of the work, figures, tables, formulas, and references should be avoided. Write the keywords in the order of the article's dependence on them; that is, the more relevant words should be written first. If an abbreviation is used in the abstract or keywords, its full form should be given inside a pair of parentheses.
The introduction includes the problem plan, importance and necessity, goals, records, questions, and hypotheses, research method and its steps (research method, statistical population, sampling method, sample size and its determination method, data collection tools and their validation), the introduction of variables and indicators, scope and territory of the research.
Definitions and concepts, views and theoretical foundations, and...
The final sources should be arranged in APA style: (first the Persian sources, then the Latin sources, and then the English sources).
In alphabetical order including:
- Authored book: surname, name (author), (year), book name, publisher, publication date, place of publication
- Translated book: surname, name (author), (year), name of the book, name and surname of the translator, publisher, date of publication, place of publication
- Articles: surname, first name, (year), article name, journal name, serial number, place of publication
- Internet resources :(www.google.com/)
- Theses: last name, author's name, (year), thesis title, last name and supervisor's name, university and department
- Latin sources are the same as the layout and order of the aforementioned sources.
It is obvious that in Persian texts, referencing inside the text is in Persian and English subtitles.
Example:
(Mohammadi and Ahmadi, 1387)
(Dalkey and Helmer, 1963) which Dalkey and Helmer are added in the subtitle.