Publication ethics and publication rules

1. The maximum number of authors of one article is no more than five.
2. Each participant can submit a maximum of two articles (one article as the main author and one article as a co-author).
3. The maximum length of the article is 18,000 characters with spaces, taking into account the list of sources, the minimum is 12,000 characters with spaces.
4. Manuscripts of scientific articles written in both English and Russian are accepted for consideration.
5. Article format: exclusively doc or docx.
6. The submitted text of the manuscript should strictly correspond to the problems of the Conference and reflect the results of theoretical and experimental research. Only original manuscripts of scientific articles are accepted for consideration.
7. Graphic images must be translated into English (if the manuscript is submitted in English) or presented in an editable format (if the manuscript is submitted in Russian).
8. The article should have the following sections: "Introduction", "Methodology", "Results", "Discussion", "Conclusion", "References". Information about financial support is indicated in the "Acknowledgements" section after the "Conclusion".
9. If the original statistical data were used in the study, then the authors need to provide replication data (questionnaires, research protocols, collected and raw statistical data in any form), which will be published together with the article. This step is an important element in preventing data falsification and provides an additional opportunity to verify the analysis made by the authors.
10. In-text references to the literature and the list of references are made exclusively according to the APA standard (SeeRequirements for materials on the site).
11. We strongly recommend authors to use high-quality foreign scientific literature published in reliable scientific journals (indexed in the databases "Scopus", "Web of Science"). We urge you to minimize the use of "unrepresentative" sources – Internet resources that do not contain scientific information, textbooks and teaching aids.The list of sources should contain no more than 10% of sources whose author/co-author is the author of the submitted article.