Author Guidelines

AUTHOR GUIDELINE

Authors are expected to follow the writing rules set out in these Author Guidelines, divided into several points, and are advised to use the Social Impact Report Journal (SIRJ) template for convenience. The writing rules are divided into manuscript form and content.

1. Manuscript
The manuscript is written using word-processing software, specifically Microsoft Word, in doc or docx format. The manuscript is A4-sized with a 3 cm top margin; the left, right, and bottom margins are 2 cm. The article must contain a minimum of 5 pages, from the title page to the reference list.

2. Article Identity
The main title is written in Indonesian using Calibri font, 16pt, bold, left-aligned, single-spaced, and in Sentence case. The subtitle is written in English using the same font, 11pt, italic, left-aligned, single-spaced, and in Sentence case.

3. Abstract and Keywords
The abstract is provided in two languages: Indonesian and English. The abstract is written using Calibri font. The abstract must be 150-200 words, or up to 250 words if necessary. The end of the abstract must include a maximum of five keywords.

4. Introduction
Each chapter heading is written using Calibri font, 11pt, bold, UPPERCASE, left-aligned, and without numbering.

5. Research Method
The research method section contains information on the type of research, research procedures, data collection techniques, data analysis techniques, and any additional information deemed necessary.

6. Results and Discussion
Results and Discussion are presented in a single chapter, not separated into distinct "results" and "discussion" subchapters.

7. Conclusion
The conclusion answers the research objective as a solution to the problem studied. The conclusion consists of only one paragraph, written concisely and clearly.

8. Acknowledgements (Optional)
Acknowledgements are addressed to a sponsoring institution, funding body, or research team specifically and subjectively, not in general terms.

9. References
The reference list is compiled according to American Psychological Association (APA) Style 6th Edition. At least 80% of cited references must come from primary sources published within the last 5 years.