Research Ethics

It is essential to ensure that researchers submit authentic and valuable scholarly contributions. When incorporating content, ideas, or findings from other publications, proper citation and quotation protocols must be followed. Plagiarism manifests in various forms, including the unauthorized submission of another author's work under one's own name, extensive reproduction or paraphrasing of material without appropriate attribution, and the misrepresentation of other researchers' findings as original work.

KJCT maintains a rigorous manuscript integrity policy utilizing Turnitin plagiarism detection software. Submissions must comply with established standards, whereby the overall similarity index cannot exceed 15% for the complete manuscript, and no single source may contribute more than 5% to the similarity score.

For archival purposes, KJCT utilizes the national archiving platform at http://www.iasj.net and maintains digital archives through the OJS system