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EMPIRICAL RESEARCH / REVIEW / COMMUNICATION / PRESENTATION

Article Title

First Author1*, Second Author2, Third Author1,3

1Laboratory X, Institute X, Department X, Organisation X, City X, State X, Country
2Laboratory X, Institute X, Department X, Organisation X, City X, State X, Country
3Laboratory X, Institute X, Department X, Organisation X, City X, State X, Country

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Keywords: keyword1, keyword2, keyword3, keyword4, keyword5 (5-6 keywords)

Citation

Author, F., Author, S., & Author, T. (Year). Title of the manuscript. Journal of Psychological Experience, Vol #, Article Number #. https://doi.org/xxxx
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Manuscript

 For Empirical Research article type, the manuscript should adhere to the following structure:

  • Abstract: A concise but comprehensive summary of the paper in simple language. If you opt for a Multilingual Abstract, please provide it immediately after the English language Abstract mentioned above.
  • Introduction: Provides context, rationale, and research questions or hypotheses.
  • Materials and Methods: Describes the study design, participants, materials, procedures, and data analysis techniques.
  • Results: Presents the findings of the study without interpretation.
  • Discussion: Interprets the results, compares them to previous research, and discusses implications.
  • Conclusion: Summarises the main findings and their significance, and suggests future research directions.
  • References: Provides properly formatted APA 7th edition citations for all sources used.

For Review article type, the manuscript should adhere to the following structure:

  • Abstract: A concise but comprehensive summary of the paper in simple language. If you opt for a Multilingual Abstract, please provide it immediately after the English language Abstract mentioned above.
  • Introduction: Outlines the scope, purpose, and organisation of the review.
  • Relevant subsections: Present and analyse the current state of knowledge on specific aspects of the topic.
  • Discussion: Synthesises the findings, identifies gaps in knowledge, and suggests future research directions.
  • Conclusion: Summarises the main points and overall significance of the review.
  • References: Provides properly formatted APA 7th edition citations for all sources used.

For Communication article type, the manuscript should adhere to the following structure:

  • Abstract: A concise but comprehensive summary of the paper in simple language. If you opt for a Multilingual Abstract, please provide it immediately after the English language Abstract mentioned above.
  • Introduction: Provides background information and states the purpose of the paper.
  • Relevant subsections: Present the main arguments, case studies, or theoretical frameworks.
  • Discussion: Analyses the implications of the presented information and relates it to broader contexts.
  • Conclusion: Summarises the key points and their significance and may suggest practical applications and/or future directions.
  • References: Provides properly formatted APA 7th edition citations for all sources used.

For Presentation article type, the manuscript should adhere to the following structure:

  • Abstract: A concise but comprehensive summary of the paper in simple language.
  • Introduction: Briefly outline the psychological concept or research being presented, emphasising its relevance and significance to a broad audience.
  • Visual Elements: Incorporate engaging visual aids such as graphs, charts, images, or infographics that effectively communicate complex ideas in an accessible manner.
  • Main Content: Present the core psychological research or insights using clear, concise language with minimal jargon, ensuring it's understandable to non-academic audiences.
  • Audience Engagement: Includes interactive elements or thought-provoking questions to involve the audience and enhance understanding of the psychological concepts.
  • Conclusion: Summarises the key takeaways and their practical implications, emphasising the relevance to underrepresented communities or non-academic audiences
  • References: Provides properly formatted APA 7th edition citations for all sources used. This needs to be provided in a separate word doc.

Presentations should have no more than 10 slides in total.

Additional Information

Article Information

Received Date-Month-Year. Published Date-Month-Year.

Author Information

*Corresponding Author: email@uni.edu.au

Author Contributions

Provide a brief statement outlining the specific contributions of each author to the study and manuscript preparation. Use initials to indicate each author's contributions. Please use Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT) to mention contributions of each author.

Acknowledgements

Acknowledge any individuals or organisations that contributed to the research but do not meet the criteria for authorship.

Funding

Please provide details of all funding received for this research, including funding authority, grant numbers, and amounts. If no funding was received, state "No funding was received for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article".

Competing and/or Conflicting Interests

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Tables and Figures

Tables and figures should be numbered consecutively and cited in the text. Each table and figure should have a brief, descriptive title. It is preferred that tables are created using markdown language and not as images. Figures should be high-resolution (at least 300 dpi) and submitted as separate files in .jpeg or .png format in a numbered order, e.g., Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.

Data Availability (if applicable)

Include a statement about the availability of the data used in the study. If the data are publicly available, provide the repository name and accession number. If the data are not publicly available, explain why and how interested researchers can obtain the data.

Approval for human experiments along with Grant Number (if applicable)

For studies involving human participants, provide the name of the ethics committee that approved the study, the approval number, and the date of approval. If applicable, include the grant number and funding source for the research.

Supplementary Information (if applicable)

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Use of AI Tools

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Copyright

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