Evidence-Based Writing Resources

Guidelines for Avoiding APA Errors
- RITS_Editorial_APAerrorsAPA6_FINAL
Guidelines for Avoiding Grammatical Errors
- Grammatical Errors_JEI_Published Version
Guidelines for Avoiding Reference List Errors
- RITS_18_2_Editorial_ReferenceListErrors_PublishedVersion
- RITS_19_2_Editorial_ReferenceListErrors2_Final
Guidelines for Creating Tables
- RITS_17_2_Editorial_CreatingTables_FINAL
Guidelines for Determining an Appropriate Number of Citations
- RITS_20(2)_Editorial_NumberofCitations_PublishedVersion
Guidelines for Enhancing Readability
- RITS_20_1_Editorial_ReadabilityofManuscripts
Guidelines for Presentations
- RITS_17_2_Editorial_DevelopingEffectivePresentationSkills_FINAL
Guidelines for Publishing
- RITS_Centurion_Special Issue_Spring 2016_Tony Onwuegbuzie_Published Version
Guidelines for Using Link (Transition) Words and Phrases
- Link Words_JEI_Published Version
Guidelines for Using Verbs
- RITS_Editorial_Verbs_FINAL_PublishedVersion
Guidelines for Writing about Legitimation
- AModelfor PresentingThreatstoLegitimation_IJE_PublishedVersion
Guidelines for Writing Abstracts
- RITS_16_2_Editorial_Abstracts
Guidelines for Avoiding Communication Vagueness in the Literature Review Section
- Communication Vagueness_JEI_Published Version
Guidelines for Writing Mixed Research Articles
- Evidence-Based Guidelines for Writing and Reviewing MMR_IJQM
- IJMRA5(1)_7-24_WritingPublishableMixedResearchArticles
- RITS_24(2)_To Write or not to Write with Discipline_Published Version
Guidelines for Avoiding Citation Errors
- RITS_17_2_Editorial_CitationErrors_FINAL
- RITS_18(1)_Editorial_CitationErrors
APA Resources
- Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
- APA Style Website
- How to Create APA Tables in SPSS
- Steps for Obtaining DOI numbers and for Presenting them in the Reference list
A 30-Step Guide to Publishing in the International Journal of Multiple Research Approaches and Beyond
- For a step-by-step guide to publishing journal articles and strategies for securing impactful publications, please read this article.
- For “A 30-Step Guide to Publishing in Scholarly Journals”, presented as a webinar for the Textbook & Academic Authors Association (TAA), please use the link to Part 1 and Part 2.
Textbook & Academic Authors Association
- The Textbook & Academic Authors Association (TAA) provides professional development resources, events, and networking opportunities for textbook authors and authors of scholarly journal articles and books. TAA offers a wide array of resources and benefits to help you navigate your path to writing success, including publication grants, webinars, a monthly print newsletter, templates & samples, and a variety of networking opportunities available through CONNECT, TAA’s online member community. To Join the TAA Authoring Community, please see the following link: http://www.taaonline.net/.
Review and scoring rubric
- Review and Scoring Rubric_English Version
- Review and Scoring Rubric_Korean Version
- Review and Scoring Rubric_Japanese Version
- Review and Scoring Rubric_Chinese Version
Sample Cover Letters to the Editor
- Cover Letter that Accompanies Accepted Manuscript
- Letter from Editor Responding to Revised Manuscript and Cover Letter
- Sample Cover Letter Submitted with Corrections to the Galleyproofs
- Sample Cover Letter Submitted with Initial Manuscript
- Sample Cover Letter Submitted with Revised Manuscript
- Sample Email Letter of Inquiry to Determine Status of Manuscript
- Sample Letter Responding to Editor’s Rejection Decision
Evidence-Based Demonstration of the Importance of Using Visual Displays
- RITS26(1)_Editorial_Visual Displays_Published Version
- RITS26(2)_Editorial_Visual Displays_Published Version