TITLE OF THE PAPER

(TIMES NEW ROMAN, 14PT, BOLD, UPPERCASE, CENTERED)

Author’s name1 and Author’s second name2

An abstract should be about 200-250 words in one paragraph. It should state briefly
the purpose of the research, the main results and major conclusions. Use 1.5
spacing. The font size should be Times New Roman, 12pt

Keywords: Keyword 1, Keyword 2, Keyword 3 (please list 3-6 keywords)

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All Authors are requested to type their official designations and personal addresses at the foot of the first page
of the type-script. For Example:
1
Univerisiti Teknologi Malaysia, Email: xyz@gmail.com
2
Universiti Malaya, Email: abc@um.edu.my

1.0 INTRODUCTION
All registered submitted papers will be blind peer reviewed. Based on review report
selected accepted registered full papers will be published in SCOPUS Index Journal. Please
write your paper in good English (British English will be used for consistency). Paper be
written concept base, theoretical, experimental and empirical. The length of the full paper
should preferably be between 6 to 12 printed pages. The full paper should be on A4 paper
size. Manuscripts should follow the Publication Manual of the American Psychological
Association (APA Sixth Edition).
The full article needs to be 1.15 spacing. The font size should be Times New
Roman, 12 pt. Ensure that each new paragraph is clearly indicated. All sentences are to be
justified.

2.0 MATERIALS AND METHODS

Heading has the following characteristics: Bold face, Uppercase Heading. Leave
1.15 spacing before beginning a new head. Divide your Full Paper into clearly defined
sections. Each heading should appear on its own separate line. The title of each section or
subsection should be bold.

2.1 Sub-Heading 1
Sub-heading 1 has the following characteristics: Flush Left, Bold face,
Capitalize Each Word.

3.0 TABLES AND GRAPHS

Research objectives must be clear and specific.
4.0 RESULTS
The tables should be numbered with the putting of titles or caption. Below is an
example of a table. Begin the numbering from 1

Table 1 Adolescents Dyadic Coping and Marital Quality (Times New Roman, 12pt,
Capitalized Each Word, Centered)

Dyadic Coping Marital Quality

N Mean SD F Mean SD F
Gender
Male 50 1.45 .88 66.88 2.73 .50 19.23
Female 70 2.34 .98 3.78 .57
Study Level
Degree Holder 80 2.35 0.89 77.88 4.10 .60 20.62
Master Holder 40 1.57 .67 2.89 .34

5.0 DISCUSSION
A discussion section must explain the results and research objectives.
6.0 ACKNOWLEGDEMENT (Optional)
A short conclusion section is to be presentedandshould summarize specific outcomes
ofthe research.

REFERENCES
 References should be listed at the end of the paper in alphabetical order, 1.5 spacing and
they should include only works referred to the text. These should be cited in the following
way:

(a) For Periodicals–Surname and initial or the author(s), year of publication, title, name of the
Journal, volume, number with pagination.

(b) For Books – Surname and initial of the author(s), year of publications, title, edition, place
of publication, name of publisher.  

The following are the concrete example of citing references in respect of books, edited
volumes and periodicals:  

(a) Articles in Journals:

Heyzer, N. (1989). ‘Asian Women Wage Earners’, World Development, 17(7): 110-23.

(b) Articles in Edited Books:

Sen, Amiya (1990). ‘Gender and Cooperative Conflicts’, in H. Tinker (ed.), Persistent
Inequalities, pp.123-49. Delhi : Oxford University Press.
Chao Y. W., Hsiao R. H, Mao J W (2016) ‘ Baby carriers: a comparison of traditional sling
and front-worn, rear-facing harness carriers’, Journal Ergonomics: 1-7.

(c) Books:

Srinivas, M. N. (1968). Social Change in Modern India . Berkeley : University of California

Press.

Please follow this system very strictly to help maintain a particular pattern in the journal.