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Video Tutorials:

JPSE uses the Open Journal System (OJS) to manage content and users. Here are several video tutorials for authors and reviewers who must log into the system to manage manuscripts. These videos are generic in nature so some parts my not match the JPSE system entirely, but do serve to orient the user facing the task of using JPSE's OJS format.

• Submitting an Article in OJS - This video describes the five easy steps to submit an article to an OJS journal such as JPSE.
• Reviewing an Article in OJS - This video describes the five easy steps to review an article in an OJS journal such as JPSE.

JPSE Author Guidelines follow the American Psychological Association's manual of style. Here are some basics of APA Style for authors and reviewers.

• Basics of APA Style Tutorial - This video describes the basics of APA Style. For more detail you should refer to the formal manual published by the American Psychological Assocation. For more information on APA Style go to the APA Style website.

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