Anti-plagiarism policy

Partial or total reproduction of someone else's work, whether published or not, without proper credit to the author, is considered plagiarism. Any text that engages in plagiarism will be rejected.

Plagiarism is strictly prohibited, and plagiarized documents will be either deleted or not published.

To enforce these policies, the journal holds a license for the iThenticate platform (https://www.ithenticate.com).

Process Description:

1. REVIEW

Responsibles:
Members of the Editorial Committee.

Review:
Level of text similarity, not exceeding 20%,

Software:
iThenticate.

Technique:
Analysis of the report

Stage where it takes place:
Stage 2 Format Review

Response: Through OJS.
Reducing the level of plagiarism
Rejected

Time: up to 3 days

 

2. CORRECTIONS

Responsibles:
Authors.

Response: Through OJS.
Continues to Peer Review
Rejected