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When deriving from research involving human beings or animals, manuscripts require mandatory approval by a Research Ethics Committee (REC). Authors should attach the digital copy of the IRB declaration of approval, according to instructions displayed further ahead.

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Authorship

The attribution of authorship is based on the substantial contribution of each person listed as an author, concerning the conception and planning of the research project, data collection or analysis and interpretation, writing and critical review. The inclusion of names whose contributions are not in accordance with these criteria is not justified. The indication of the authors’ names, immediately below the article title, is limited to six. Further collaborators should be listed under acknowledgements. Each author shall indicate only one institutional affiliation. Paidéia uses the CRediT Taxonomy to attribute authorship. Only one submission is allowed per author, i.e., the author cannot have two or more simultaneous manuscripts under evaluation, whether as main author or co-author. Paidéia does not publish more than one article of the same author (both as main author or c-author) in the same year (volume). This procedure aims at diversifying the themes and collaborations from national and international authors. Originals will be accepted for assessment provided that they were not sent to any other journal and/or previously published in scientific events.