Review criteria

The following aspects of each contribution will be evaluated:

• Aspects of the Journal
  • Articles will be received in Spanish and English.
  • Tables and figures are included at the end of the text.

• Writing aspects
  
  • Use of punctuation marks.
  • APA format aspects
• Microsoft Word document.
• The entire body of the work must be in Times New Roman 12, except the tables and figures that must be made in Arial 11 font.
• Double spacing.
• Margins of 2.5 cm. on each side.
• Left alignment.
• Letter size.
• It should not exceed 7500 words.
• Aspects of methodology
  • Delimitation, interest and scope (beyond the local) of the research problem.
  • Relevant scientific literature fully and adequately discussed.
  • Appropriate methodology for research, well developed.
  • Quality and clear presentation of the data.
• Authors should include the suggested heading, that is, short title.
• Title page: title, author note, abstract / abstract and keywords
• The title should not be longer than 12 words.
• The title must be in Spanish and English.
• Full name of the author or authors starting with the name (s).
• Institutional assignments must reflect the institution or institutions where the research was developed.
• The author's note must include the following information: full name (as you want it to appear in the article), ORCID ID, affiliation or institution to which it belongs, department, financial founding, email of the authors, and contact person (name, department, affiliation university, street and number, neighborhood, zip code, city, state, country and email).

NOTE: If an author is not affiliated with an institution, write the city and state where the research was developed.

Example:

• Joel Francisco Rodríguez Campa, Department of Sociology, University of Sonora; ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097
• Guadalupe Preciado Arvizu, Department of Psychology, University of Sonora. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097
• This research was subsidized by the Support Program for Research and Technological Innovation Projects of the University of Sonora (UNISON).
• Correspondence regarding this article should be addressed to Joel Francisco Rodríguez
• Campa, Department of Sociology, UNISON, Bulevar Agustín de Vildósola s / n, Colonia Centro, C.P. 83000, Hermosillo, Sonora.
• Email address: jfcorodriguezc@sociales.uson.mx

Author contribution

Psicumex Journal uses CRediT taxonomy (Contributor Role Taxonomy) to ensure transparency and provide detailed information about each author’s individual contribution to the work. The author responsible for submitting the work must include the “Authors' contributions” note describing the role of each author using the Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT taxonomy). The fourteen roles are described below. It is not necessary to use all of them, but rather the one that best describes author contribution. If there is only one author in the work, it is not necessary to describe all the CRediT roles, but rather to select the most relevant ones. If the information is not provided at the time of submission, it can be provided during the review process. The final version of the author’s contribution note will be published in the final article and should reflect the contributions of each author.

CRediT Classification

Source: ANSI/NISO Z39.104-2022

Example of author contribution using CRediT

Pedro Astiazarán-Pérez: original draft and writing – review and editing – (equally). Carolina Jiménez-López: conceptualization; writing – original draft –; formal analysis; writing – review and editing – (equally). Helena Rodríguez-García: Software; writing – review and editing (equally). Heriberto Aguilar-Fernández: Methodology; writing – revision and editing (equally). José Luis Aldama-Campos: conceptualization (support); original draft writing (support); writing – revision and editing – (equally).