Topic Article Main Headline

EJBE article template

TOPIC ARTICLE MAIN HEADLINE First Name Surname1, University/Company name2 Abstract: Abstract text, please check here to learn about how abstract should be written and follow those rules. Abstract text, please check here to know how abstract should be written and follow those rules. Abstract text, please check here to know how abstract should be written and follow those rules. Abstract text, please check here to know how abstract should be written and follow those rules. Abstract text, please check here to know how abstract should be written and follow those rules. Abstract text, please check here to know how abstract should be written and follow those rules. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. All medical related articles must follow structured abstracts. Please click on that link to see what is meant by structured abstract. Structured abstract should be ¼ to ¾ page long. JEL Classification Numbers: H25, M89, I01 (= examples) (for economics section) Please here add 1-3 JEL numbers – hold ctrl key and click to visit the website UDC Classification: 617.7 (= example) (for non-economic sections of the conference) Please here add 1 UDC numbers – hold ctrl key and click to visit the website (http://udcdata.info/) 3-6 keywords (not phrases, maximum 7-8 words!). Please note: We used to tolerate citations written in non-APA norm, now we do not. All references must be written in APA. We used to accept NLM, Harvard and other norms for medical articles but we do not due to automatic citation parsing using Freecite. To get your article indexed in many databases, we need to use reference style which is perfectly recognizable by those services and APA can do this job much better than NLM (Vancouver) or Harvard Anglia citation norms which are commonly used in medical articles publishing. Few other important notes: Use single spacing , Times New Roman 11, A4 with 2.5 cm edges. All text in the article is aligned and starts from left side, do not press tab on each paragraph start! Introduction Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Main Text Headline34 As Surname (2003) writes Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article. Second Level Headline5 Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text (Surname, 2003)6.

1 no abbreviations are allowed!, write full name only in order: First name, Midle Name, Surname. Omit the titles, degrees, etc. 2 Full contact information (Titles, Name, Surname, Titles, Faculty, University (or Company) and email address). 3 Write your own headline, do not leave here Main text headline, that only marks start of the Body part of the article 4 This is First Level Headline formatting style, do not number headlines, e.g. it’s equivalent to “2. Headline” 5 do not number headlines, e.g. it’s equivalent to “2.4 Headline” 6 These are just examples of in the text APA citations. Do not use any other citation norm as otherwise the article cannot be sent to Scopus/ISI for indexation. It is advisable, if author can use in-text citations in sentences and not

1 EJBE article template

Figure 1: Headline or name of the image/graphics/figure It is Figure 1: -do not write Fig. 1: or Figure 1.:

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Source: Surname (2003) Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Table 1: Headline or the table Legend 1. column Legend 2. column Legend 2. column Legend 2. column Legend 1. row A 0.00 0.00 Legend 2. row D 0.00 0.00 Legend 3. row G 0.00 0.00 Legend 4. row J 0.00 0.00 Source: Author Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text (Puzo, 2001). Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. . Bulletpoint of 1st level o Bulletpoint of 2nd level . Bulletpoint of 3rd level . Bulletpoint of 3rd level o Bulletpoint of 2nd level . Bulletpoint of 1st level . Bulletpoint of 1st level

here at the end of a paragraph – These results were confirmed by Kaminsky (2003) or Kaminsky (2005) found that…. – this is preferable to The results indicate ….(Kaminsky, 2004).

Numbered bulletpoints examples: 1. Bulletpoint of 1st level a. Bulletpoint of 2nd level i. Bulletpoint of 3rd level ii. Bulletpoint of 3rd level b. Bulletpoint of 2nd level 2. Bulletpoint of 1st level 3. Bulletpoint of 1st level

Headline Clancy et al (1998) writes Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. As Elkind (2008a) points out … Headline Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text.7 Conclusion Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. Article text. References (Format references below headline as Times New Roman 11) Elkind, D. (2008a, Spring). Can we play? Greater Good, 4(4), 14-17. Elkind, D. (2008b, June 27). The price of hurrying children [Web blog post]. Retrieved from http://blogs/psychologytoday.com/blog/digital-children McKibben, B. (2007, October). Carbon’s new math. National Geographic, 212(4), 32-37. Ungar, M., Brown, M., Liebenberg, L., Othman, R., Kwong, W. M., Armstrong, M., & Gilgun, J. (2007). Unique pathways to resilience across cultures.Adolescence, 42, 287-310. Lahm, K. (2008). Inmate-on-inmate assault: A multilevel examination of prison violence [Abstract]. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 35(1), 120-137. The global justice movement [Editorial]. (2005). Multinational Monitor, 26(7/8), 6. Setting the stage for remembering. (2006, September). Mind, Mood, and Memory, 2(9), 4-5. Agents of change. (2008, February 2). [Review of the book The power of unreasonable people: How social entrepreneurs create markets that change the world, by J. Elkington & P. Hartigan]. The Economist, 386(8565), 94. Steinberg, M. D. (2003). Voices of revolution, 1917 (M. Schwartz, Trans.). New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. (Original work published 2001) Luo, J. (Ed.). (2005). China today: An encyclopedia of life in the People’s Republic (Vols. 1-2). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. Mailer, N. (2008). Miami and the siege of Chicago: An informal history of the Republican and Democratic conventions fo 1968. New York, NY: New York Review Books. (Original work published 1968) Ashe, D. D., & McCutcheon, L. E. (2001). Shyness, loneliness, and attitude toward celebrities. Current Research in Social Psychology, 6, 124-133. Retrieved from http://www.uiowa.edu/~grpproc/crisp/crisp.html Watson, P. (2008, October 19). Biofuel boom endangers orangutan habitat. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved from http://www.latimes.com/ Archer, D. (n.d.). Exploring nonverbal communication. Retrieved from http://nonverbal.ucsc.edu What causes Alzheimer’s disease? (2008). Retrieved from http://www.memorystudy.org/alzheimers_causes.htm

7 Please note all footnotes must be numbered. Use footnotes only if you really need them!

Piaget, J. (1966). La psychologie de l’enfant [The psychology of the child]. Paris, France: Presses Universitaires de France. Janzen, G., & Hawlik, M. (2005). Orientierung im Raum: Befunde zu Entscheidungspunkten [Orientation in space: Findings about decision points]. Zeitschrift für Psychologie, 213(4), 179–186. doi:10.1026/0044-3409.213.4.179 Piaget, J. (1969). The psychology of the child (H. Weaver, Trans.). New York, NY: Basic Books. Motoki, S. (Producer), & Kurosawa, A. (Director). (1954). Shichinin no samurai [Seven samurai; motion picture]. Japan: Toho. Formatting summary Abstract and References: Times New Roman 9, spacing single line, 3points space after paragraph. Standard text Times New Roman 11, spacing single line, 3points space after paragraph Headlines: Times New Roman 11, First level headline bold, second level headline standard. All footnotes including page numbers to be in Times New Roman 10. Do not use italics unless you use it in specific language related terms, equations or other typical uses. All graphics must be places in center row of a three row table with Title and Source formatted in Times New Roman 11, single spacing, 3points after a paragraph, more columns is possible. Use bold text only in Headlines of first level and tables/graphics.

Tips and examples on formatting citations and references

If you are not familiar with APA sixth citation norm, please watch also this video as it will show you how to use Word 2010 or newer (do not use this function in Word 2007, its old and generates mistakes): How to Use the References Tab in Word

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr9rtFG7fKM

If you are using non-latin-script language sources in references, please read below

!!! Online sources and sources in non-Latin languages:

. Li, D. X. (2000). On default correlation: a copula function approach. (Working Paper of RiskMetrics Group). Retrieved March, 10, 2013, from http://www.stat.ncsu.edu/people/bloomfield/courses/st810j/wrap/defcorr.pdf

If there is a doi, use only doi address, not website for the target source:

. Fantazzini, D. (2009). Three-stage semi-parametric estimation of t-copulas: Asymptotics, finite- sample properties and computational aspects. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.csda.2009.02.004

DOI LOOKUP: To lookup for dois for each of your reference, please, register your email address http://www.crossref.org/requestaccount/, when you receive the email confirming you have a guest account, visit http://www.crossref.org/SimpleTextQuery and copy paste all your references in that frame and click SUBMIT button below it. If a source has a doi, copy paste whole doi address to your references list and add it to the reference (same way asthe Fantazzini example above).

!!! What if article you want to cite is in Russian or Chinese? How do we handle non-English article titles? In its original language, followed by the English translation in brackets:

NON-Latin script: If the original language is non-Latin script (Greek, Russian, Bulgarian, Korean, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Georgian, Thai, Arabic etc.) then official transliteration must be used in front of the translated article name which will be put in brackets:

. Peking university library. (2013) Běijīng dàxué túshū guǎn xiàowài dúzhě jiēdài bànfǎ [The Peking university library collections borrow system]. Retrieved March 10, 2013, from http://lib.pku.edu.cn/portal/fw/rgzn/guizhangzhidu/notice15

. CCNT. (2008). Rénjūn wénhuà shìyè fèi 15.04 Yuán [15.04 yuan per capita cultural Operating Expenses]. Retrieved March 13, 2013, from http://www.ccnt.gov.cn/sjzz/jhcws/cwswhtj/ 200805/t20080529_54661.html

. Fudan university library. (2013) (n.d.) Túshū jiè hái [Book circulation]. Retrieved March 10, 2013, from http://www.library.fudan.edu.cn/main/list/202-1-20.htm

. Ju, H. M. (2008). Shèqū túshū guǎn wénhuà zhǒngzǐ sā mǎn chéng jiā jiā ménkǒu piāo shūxiāng [Community libraries spread across city so every family can reach them easily]. Retrieved March 13, 2013, from http://harbin.dbw.cn/system/2008/08/18/051447182.shtml

Transliteration: For transliteration of non-Latin article names use Google translator. Just enter original name of article in the left frame and you can copy the transliterated article name just from beneath it.

TIP. Number of references: Recommended minimum number of references is 5-10. It is simple like this: if you include more references, the article gets better in quality and it looks that author knows about current research in that field she or he writes about. Usually that is true. So to make article look professional, more references is way better than less references. For 5 pages long article the optimal number of references is 15+ when counting papers from different authors. If you include 5 different books or papers from one single author, that does not improve the article much. One could say then, that you do not know work of anybody else than work of that single author and that does not make you appear as a professional. In certain cases discussing special narrow topic such an approach can be certainly justified.

ALL references must be formatted within the text and here in the list of references according to APA citation norm!

Use footnotes only for detailed explanation, not for references description (use can cite resources in footnotes like write as Surname (2003) writes …, but do not put there “Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. New York: Scholastic, 1999”)

If you are not sure how to write introduction, conclusion, article, abstract, ask GOOGLE with a question “how to write an abstract” or similar.

Do not include annotation in the article! Annotation is NOT an abstract!

More tips and guidelines on formatting

In order to get into ISI web of Science Proceedings directory, you need to format your article and abstract based on these EASE recommendations (in many languages) http://www.ease.org.uk/publications/author-guidelines

Elsevier tips on structuring your article http://mediazone.brighttalk.com/comm/ReedElsevier/509ba7e7a9-28221-2251-31500

Recommended Structure Quite common and recommended, but not suitable for ALL articles by rule, is the following structure. Please try to follow it:

Introduction Literature review (cite here as many sources as possible) Data and methodology Results and Discussion Conclusion Acknowledgements (if any) References Annex (if any)

!!!!THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!

Regarding citations under your own graphics: If you have a figure a chart or table which are your product, your results of your current research about which you are writing in the article, then you need to write Source: Author or Source: Authors (not bold) if there are more authors, do not write you name, current year or anything else. So if you have a table you did yourself, you did not use any other source than your own research, then please write Source: Author. (or Authors) as in Table 1 in this document.

References formatting check Not necessary if you are using References function in Word 2010 or newer. This ensures you have no mistakes in references. For citations, please take all your citations formatted in respect to APA norm and copy paste them into a window on this page: http://freecite.library.brown.edu/

Click Parse. New page will open. On that page, each citation will be recognized:

Make sure, all your sources are correctly recognized. For example:

Udvarhelyi I.S., Gatsonis C.A., Epstein A.M., Pashos C.L., Newhouse J.P. and McNeil B.J., Acute InfectionMyocardial Infarction in the Medicare population - process of care and clinical outcomes, Volume 18, American Medical Association journal,

IS WRONG as it is not correctly recognized:

You can see the Volume and the name of the article were not correctly recognized.

You need to reformat that citation in order to get it correctly recognized:

Udvarhelyi, I.S., Gatsonis, C.A., Epstein, A.M., Pashos, C.L., Newhouse, J.P. and McNeil, B.J. Acute Myocardial Infarction in the Medicare population: process of care and clinical outcomes. Journal of the American Medical Association, 1992; 18:2530-2536.

Only then you can say your references are correctly formatted. If they are not, we will send it to you back for update with comments: please correct your references formatting.

PLEASE NOTE that our example of list of references is correctly formatted in respect to APA style and yet the FreeCite Parser does not recognize it perfectly. This is the reason there is Good enough Button. Example:

You only need to check your references, if you check if the contents (the reference how you formatted it) has been correctly recognized so you would mark it Good enough or Perfect, that is the format we need, only keep such references in the references list of your article. In other words, on that page where you can click on perfect or good enough (example above), you do nothing else than check if the parser recognized your formatting. You do not need to click on good enough, there is no send or anything else. It is a static page, you check how references were recognized with your eye and that is it. Then just put your correctly formatted references – those from the parser window, into the document under the References headline.

In case references guidelines in template are not sufficient for your purposes, please read APA Documentation with examples visit Purdue university guide to APA, also with many examples: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/ - THIS PAGE CONTAINS many examples of IN-TEXT and list of references citations as well.

PLAGIARISM CHECK

PLEASE BE AWARE, THAT BEFORE MAKING YOUR ARTICLE PUBLIC, WE DO CROSSCHECK AGAINST PLAGIARISM. IF YOU USED CERTAIN SOURCE AND DID NOT CITE IT, WE CONSIDER THAT AS PLAGIARISM AND WE WILL NEVER PUBLISH SUCH AN ARTICLE. IN THAT CASE WE DO NOT REFUND ANY PAYMENTS DONE.

IF YOU THINK THAT YOU CAN CHANGE SEVERAL WORDS IN A PARAGRAPH AND WE WILL NOT FIND ABOUT THAT, YOU ARE MISTAKEN. PLEASE CHECK ITHENTICATE VIDEOS ON HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS ON YOUTUBE OR ON ITHENTICATE WEBSITE. THE SYSTEM IS VERY SMART ANR RECOGNIZES EVEN VERY SHORT SENTENCES WHERE YOU CHANGE EVEN ONLY THIRD TO HALF OF THE WORDS.

OF COURSE WE DO NOT MAKE PROBLEMS ABOUT FEW SIMILAR WORDS , BUT IF THE SENTENCE CONTAINS SPECIFIC INFORMATION (SPECIFIC IS NOT THAT WW2 ENDED IN 1945 – THAT NEEDS NOT TO BE CITED), YOU HAVE A PROBLEM.

IF WE FIND IT A PROBLEM, WE WILL SEND YOU AN EMAIL, POSSIBLY WITH ATTACHED ITHENTICATE REPORT AND YOU WILL HAVE FEW (1-3) DAYS TO CORRECT ALL PROBLEMATIC ISSUES. IF YOUR ARTICLE WILL NOT PASS AGAIN, WE WILL DISCUSS SUCH AN ISSUE WITH YOU.

EITHER WE CANCEL ITS PUBLICATION OR ASK YOU FOR ADDITIONAL PAYMENT (YES WE DO PAY FOR ITHENTICATE CHECKS) OF 10 USD DONE THROUGH WESTERN UNION. THEN YOU WILL BUY ONE MORE CHECK AGAINST ITHENTICATE’S – WORLD’S BIGGEST – SOURCE DATABASE.

SO IT WILL BE ONLY UP TO YOU IF YOU WANT TO PROPERLY WORK WITH SOURCES AND CITE THEM PROPERLY ACCORDING TO APA NORM, OR WANT TO RISK ITS DEPUBLICATION WITHOUT ANY REFUND.

PLEASE WORK PROPERLY WITH SOURCES AND DO NOT USE OTHER WORK WITHOUT CITING IT. WE WILL CERTAINLY FIND ABOUT THAT.