As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
The article has never been published in or is in a pending status of any journals.
The article submitted should be in a word file.
It is required for the author to use the reference system as defined by the journal only.
In the case of collaborative authorship, all authors must approve the manuscript and give their consent for submission and publication.
The article is not a duplicate copy or a reproduction of any other work.
Author Guidelines
Suggestions for Authors
1. Categories of the published articles
1.1 Research article is a work derived from studying and investigating by the author. It includes 1) Abstract must clearly indicate objectives, samples, research instruments and research instrument qualities, statistics, results, and contribution. 2) Introduction 3) Objectives 4) Literature Review 5) Conceptual Framework 6) Methodology - Population and Samples - Research Instruments - Data Analysis 7) Results 8) Discussion 9) Recommendations - Recommendations for applying the results - Recommendations for further research 10) Acknowledgement (if any) 11) References - The number of references must be at least 15. The format of the reference list should be according to the requirement of the journal.
1.2 Academic article is a work derived from reviewing academic literatures. It involves comparative analysis. Furthermore, it aims to present new academic knowledge. The academic article includes introduction, literature review concerning the content (which must point to the presented issues clearly), critique or summarization, and references.
2. Preparing the manuscript
2.1 The title needs to include both Thai and English in the letter form of TH Sarabun PSK, size 20 pt., bold.
2.2 The author’s name must be in both Thai and English using the letter form of TH Sarabun PSK, size 16 pt., bold.
2.3 The abstract must include both English and Thai versions. It must clearly indicate objectives, samples, research instruments and research instrument qualities, statistics, results, and contribution. The length of the abstract in each language must not exceed 300 words. For keywords, only three to five words are allowed.
2.4 The content of the entire article must not exceed 16 pages of A4 paper (which includes references). The letters must be typed in TH Sarabun PSK, size 16, for both Thai and English. The spacing from the left edge, right edge, upper edge, and lower edge is 2.54 cm., and the page number is inserted on the top right corner.
2.5 The main topics in the article such as introduction, objectives, literature review, conceptual framework, methodology, results, discussion, recommendations, and references are typed in TH Sarabun PSK, size 18 pt., bold.
2.6 Tables and figures should be added when necessary and labeled with numbers such as Figure 1 or Table 1. The tables and the figures must have clear lines.
2.7 References must use the system of American Psychological Association (APA) which has general details as follows: 1) In-text citations must be according to the references. 2) The references must follow the format of the journal throughout the article. 3) The references must be arranged from A to Z. 4) The number of references must not be less than 15.
Copyright Notice
All submitted articles are subject to academic validation by qualified experts (peer review). The content and the opinions expressed in each article of this journal are from the authors themselves. The editorial team does not hold any responsibilities on the author's opinions and does not reserve the copyright for academic purposes. However, the source of the reference must be cited.