Code of Ethics
1.1 Code of Ethics
SchoRes Publishing is committed to abiding by ethical standards and best practices in its publication of articles of the highest quality. As part of this commitment, SchoRes Publishing strives to uphold the standards of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). SchoRes Publish believes that ethical publishing requires the active participation of all parties in the process – authors, peer reviewers, editors, and the publisher – and in the pursuit of this principle, SchoRes Publishing expects compliance with the Standards for Publication Ethics set forth below:
1.2 Principles to which authors should adhere
I. Present original material that transparently shows the research process and clearly demonstrates the contribution of their work to the existing literature. To ensure originality upon publication, authors must not submit the same article or research concurrently to more than one publication.
II. Ensure that any work presented as original is genuinely original. This requires proper citation for all content derived from other authors and the use of quotation marks for any text taken from other sources. The inclusion of plagiarized text in an article is strictly prohibited.
III. Provide sufficient detail in each article, including raw data supporting the conclusions, so that professionals in the relevant field can attempt to replicate the findings. All results must be presented honestly and directly, free from falsification, fabrication, or other inappropriate manipulation. The inclusion of fraudulent data or knowingly inaccurate statements is unacceptable.
IV. Conduct research ethically and responsibly, in compliance with relevant legislation and applicable industry rules and guidelines.
V. Provide retractions or corrections promptly upon discovery or notification (and verification) of inaccuracies in the article.
VI. Include a complete and accurate list of reliable sources for all facts cited in the article.
VII. Disclose all actual or perceived conflicts of interest, including those arising from funding sources supporting the research.
VIII. Ensure accurate attribution of authorship. All listed authors must have made a significant contribution to the research and/or article, and all individuals who contributed significantly must be properly included as co-authors. Authors are collectively responsible for the content of all submitted and published articles.