Author Guidelines

La política editorial de la Revista Amazonia Investiga indica que, como prioridad, se incluirán trabajos inéditos derivados de proyectos de investigación. El documento debe enviarse al correo electrónico amazoniainvestiga@gmail.com 

La revista recibirá los siguientes tipos de documentos:

Artículos de investigación . Es un documento que presenta, en detalle, los resultados originales de proyectos de investigación terminados. La estructura debe contener lo siguiente:

Título, resumen, palabras clave, resumen, palabras clave, introducción, marco teórico / revisión de la literatura, metodología, resultados y discusión, conclusiones, referencias bibliográficas. (Descargar plantilla)

Artículo de reflexión. Documento que presenta resultados de una investigación terminada desde una perspectiva analítica, interpretativa o crítica del autor, sobre un tema, utilizando fuentes originales. Su estructura debe contener lo siguiente:

Título, resumen, palabras clave, resumen, palabras clave, introducción, marco teórico, análisis (aproximación al tema, discusión y aportes), conclusiones, referencias bibliográficas.

Artículo de revisión. Documento resultado de una investigación terminada donde se analizan, sistematizan e integran los resultados de las investigaciones publicadas, en un campo de la ciencia o la tecnología con el fin de dar cuenta de las tendencias de progreso y desarrollo. Se caracteriza por presentar una cuidadosa revisión bibliográfica de al menos 50 referencias. Su estructura debe contener lo siguiente:

Título, resumen, palabras clave, resumen, palabras clave, introducción, marco teórico, metodología, resultados y discusión, conclusiones, referencias bibliográficas.

Envío de artículos

El autor puede enviar su artículo en cualquier época del año al siguiente correo electrónico: amazoniainvestiga@gmail.com.

1. Los artículos deben ser originales. Los documentos serán verificados por el software Turnitin.
2. El autor debe registrarse en https://orcid.org/ y https://elibrary.ru. Las inscripciones en estas páginas son gratuitas y deben incluirse en el documento.
3. El autor deberá completar y firmar la originalidad y cesión de derechos del documento enviado. [Descargar carta de cesión de derechos] [Descargar carta de originalidad]
4. Los artículos deben tener una extensión máxima de 6000 palabras y deben estar escritos con los estándares APA versión 6.0
5. El documento debe tener un máximo de 4 autores.
6. Los documentos presentados deben contener una cita de un artículo publicado en Amazonia Investiga Journal.
7. El documento debe contener referencias a documentos incluidos en Web of Science.
8. Los artículos deben tener un mínimo de 20 referencias bibliográficas.
9. El tiempo de revisión de documentos es de 3 semanas.

El envío de los artículos no requiere que Amazonia Investiga los publique. La Revista se reserva el derecho a publicar o no un artículo. Asimismo, la revista está facultada para realizar pequeños ajustes al texto que garanticen la calidad de la publicación.

Condiciones de evaluación

Para la revista, el envío de un artículo implica que los autores certifican y aceptan que no ha sido publicado o aceptado para publicación en otra revista, para lo cual se debe enviar la carta compromiso firmada en la que se compromete a ceder los derechos de publicación y distribución.

Los artículos presentados por los autores son revisados ​​preliminarmente por el editor de la publicación, a la luz de la política editorial de la revista y los requisitos establecidos en las directrices para los autores. Si algún artículo no satisface esta primera revisión, será devuelto a los autores para su ajuste y posterior envío.

Regarding the evaluation process, the Editorial Committee studies articles that meet the conditions established for the authors. If the article does not satisfy this first revision, it will be returned to the authors for adjustment and subsequent submission.

Next, the article is sent to the referees who belong to the area of ​​knowledge of the subject. This material is sent to the evaluators without the name of the author or authors. Nor will the author or authors know the name of the peer or peer evaluators.

Received the favorable or unfavorable concept of the referees, the editorial team decides to publish the article. The concept of the evaluators will be communicated to the authors who must attend the observations and suggestions for the publication of the article within the time indicated for it by the editorial committee.

Intellectual property

The documents sent by the authors will be understood as original, unpublished. It will also be understood that they are not currently under consideration for publication on any other site. Therefore, with the submission of the article, the author expressly states that:

(i) The article submitted has not been published nor is it being evaluated for publication in another journal.

(ii) That the publication of a previous version as working paper (or “gray literature”) or on a website has not been reported.

(iii) All authors know and agree with its content.

(iv) The author assigns the publication rights to the journal.

Criteria and requirements for article authors - Structure for submitting articles.

Title: The title should be short, clear, and collect the essence of the work in maximum 15 words.

Author data: The author of the article can be individual or corporate, includes the following information in the reference of each author: ORCID code, academic degrees, current institutional affiliation, current institutional position, research group to which it belongs, institutional email, city ​​Country.

Summary: It will be a synthesis of the whole article and should have an extension between 250 and 300 words, where the objectives, the methodology, the most important findings and the conclusions are described.

Keywords: The author must define 5 keywords that describe the content of the document, written in strict alphabetical order. These descriptors should be as standard as possible, thus guaranteeing searches in the bibliographic bases and indexes.

Abstract: It is the literal English translation of the summary.

Key Words: Keywords in English.

Introduction: It should be brief, so that it serves to provide the reader with sufficient background. The length of the introduction should not exceed 1/4 of the entire article, it should describe the nature and scope of the problem, the objective of the study, the procedures used and the results obtained.

Theoretical framework: the concepts of the categories or variables of the study are presented.

Methodology: It is essential to make a concise but complete description of the type of research, the population, and the selection of the materials and methods used.

Results and discussion: Presents the information obtained clearly, specifying the main findings. It is necessary to include the interpretations of the results, identifying the answers to the research questions, with the proper triangulations; they can be compared with the results of other studies, and with the theoretical framework of the research.

Conclusions: They must be clear, and they must express the final balance of the research or the application of knowledge.

Bibliographic references: Citations and references must be in accordance with APA standards (6 edition).

About APA standards

Quotes in the text

Direct appointment. It is enclosed in quotes if the quotation has less than 40 words. At the end of the citation, the author, the year and the page, or the paragraph number when the material is not numbered is added in parentheses. Point is written after the end of the sentence that includes the quotation and all the data, otherwise continue the sentence after the parentheses.

If the quotation has more than 40 words, they are written apart from the text, with left indentation applied to the paragraph and without quotes. At the end of the appointment the point is placed after the data. The paragraph is left to a space and the font is decreased by one point. In any direct quotation, what the material cited says, including spelling and punctuation, must be reproduced verbatim.

Indirect Appointments or Paraphrase. In the paraphrase quote the ideas of an author are used, but in the writer's own words. In this quotation it is necessary to include the author's last name and the year of publication. It may also vary according to the emphasis made.

If the sentence includes the author's last name, only the date is written in parentheses. Example:

Viadero (2007) reports that an analysis of more than two hundred studies shows the correlation between the teaching of social skills and the improvement of school performance.

If the author is not included in the sentence, the last name and date are written in parentheses. Example:

An analysis of more than two hundred studies shows the correlation between the teaching of social skills and the improvement of school performance (Viadero, 2007).

If the work has more than two authors, the first time is cited with all last names. In subsequent mentions, only the last name of the first author is written, followed by the phrase et al.

Example:

The term emotional intelligence was first used by Salovey and Mayer in 1990 (Álvarez Manilla, Valdés Krieg & Curiel de Valdés, 2006).

Regarding school performance, Álvarez Manilla et al. (2006) found that emotional intelligence does not affect it.

If there are more than six authors, et al. from the first mention

Bibliographic references

General considerations:

• Alphabetical order by the first letter of the reference
• Works by the same author are ordered chronologically

There are different types of bibliographic references according to the material. The most used are:

Article printed

Surname, A. A., Surname, B. B. & Surname, C. C. (Year). Article title. Publication title, volume (Number), pp-pp.

Book with author

Surname, A. A. (Year). Title. City: Editorial.

Book with editor

Surname, A. A. (Ed.). (Year). Title. City: Editorial.

Electronic version of printed book

Last name, A A (Year). Title. Recovered from http: //www.example.c om

Chapter of a book

Surname, A. A. & Surnames, A. A. (Year). Chapter Title In A. A. Surname (Ed.), Title of the book (p. Nn-nn). City: Editorial.

Websites

Surname, A. A. (Year). Title web page. Recovered from www.example.com

Conferences

Surname, A., & Surname, A. (Month, Year). Title of presentation. In A. Surname of the President of the Congress (Presidency), Title of the symposium. Symposium led by Name of the Organizing Institution, Place.

Thesis

Apellido, A., y apellido, A. (año). Título de la tesis (tesis de grado, maestría o doctorado). Nombre de la Institución, Lugar. Recuperado de www.example.com

Aspectos de contenido

Los artículos deben ser inéditos y no tener compromisos editoriales con otra publicación.

Ser relevante para la investigación actual y sus implicaciones teóricas.

Tener un profundo nivel de análisis y rigor científico.

Relacionarlo con otras investigaciones en el campo.

Sea preciso en los conceptos y terminología utilizados.

Todos los artículos deben pasar la evaluación por pares.