The commitment form constitutes the authors' commitment that declares the article has not been submitted simultaneously to other journals. All the authors of the article sign the form and the description of the author's contribution is mentioned. It is also stated in this form whether the article is derived from a research project or a student's thesis and dissertation.
The conflict of interest form is an agreement in which the author(s) of an article declares that concerning the publication of the presented article, they have fully committed to the publishing ethics and issues such as plagiarism, misconduct, and falsification of data, or double submission and publication have been avoided and there are no commercial interests in this regard and the authors have not received any money for presenting their work.
Both forms can be downloaded in the authors' guide section. If these forms are not properly filled and submitted, the article will not be considered for the review process.
The letter of originality of the work (article) is a document that shows that the article is derived from a master's thesis, a doctoral dissertation, or a research project. If the article is not derived from the aforementioned, researchers must obtain the approval of the protocol for the implementation of the project at least from one research committee and attach it to the article file.