The paper should be of a maximum length of 6,000 words, neatly typed in MS Word (.docx), with double line space, 12- point Times New Roman font, and Justified alignment. The abstract of the paper should not exceed 250-300 words, and any abbreviations, paragraphs, and numbering in the abstract must be avoided. Both the abstract and keywords are mandatory.

A margin of 2.5 cm must be maintained on all four sides. The tables and figures in the text should be centred. Do not embed tables as pictures or objects. Number the tables in the order they appear, separately from the figures.

End notes: All notes should be indicated by serial numbers in the text. The detailed reference should be given as endnotes at the end of the document, following the corresponding numbers before the references and explanation. No footnote system is to be followed. Endnotes are optional.

British English spelling and grammar is to be used throughout the paper.

References: The list of references should be placed after the endnotes and arranged in alphabetical order on the basis of surnames. Only the works cited or referred to in the main text should be cited under the references. Intext citations and references should adhere to the Seventh Edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA).

Every contribution should be accompanied by a declaration that the article is original and has not been published nor submitted elsewhere for publication.

Whenever a copyrighted material is used, contributors should accurately reproduce and obtain permission from the copyright holders, and the same should be acknowledged in the article.

All submitted articles will be double-blind peer reviewed. Acceptance of articles is subject to recommendation by the review panel.

Ideally, a physical presentation is the preferred option; however, in certain exceptional situations, a hybrid presentation format may be considered acceptable.