Field research or fieldwork is a kind of research in which the researcher conducts a study in an environment where he/she lives focusing on a special subject.

Keywords are particular words or phrases that by searching them through the databases, the research can be found. These keywords can demonstrate the overall framework of the research.

Being familiar with general principles of writing is among the necessities of writing a scientific paper.

A review article is aimed at organizing and summarizing the recent works with regard to the field of study in order to make them clear and understandable for readers.

A hypothesis is a scientific guess or pre-judgment which is finally accepted or rejected based on the findings of a study.

Through the process of evaluating and scoring the research papers, originality of the research speaks.

As a researcher, the higher the quality of the referred studies in your paper, the more advantaged it will be.

Variables are attributes to which various values can be assigned.

An abstract is the summary of a paper in a brief and clear way, and it is regarded as the most important part of it.

In discussion part, the findings of the study, and the relevance of them with previously found ones by the other scholars are investigated.

The results section is aimed at answering the research questions and it might also include the findings which were not available in the hypotheses, being obtained through the study.

For any research or study, particular methods and materials are required so that the acceptable and precise results can be obtained.

Each article is started with an introduction part which includes an overall description of the article and widely, it deals with the variables of the study.

The cover letter accompanying the article which is going to be submitted can be considered as an opportunity to affect the editors' point of view.

The problem statement is aimed at educating and engaging the readers with the problem which is going to be investigated.