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of Human Subjectivity(JHS) focuses on research in any discipline using Q as its
methodology or research on Q-methodology itself. Each issue introduces readers
to various ways of applying Q-methodology to reveal the subjectivity in
important issues across many different fields. Q-methodology was invented in
1935 by British physicist-psychologist William Stephenson. It belongs to a
qualitative approach, using factor analysis. This English-language journal,
which started in 2003 as a biannual publication, is an official publication of
the Korean Society for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity. Manuscripts
accepted for review are evaluated anonymously by a minimum of three scholars.
General Policy
The following is a suggestion, not a rule that can be applied
to all manuscripts. Sometimes this guideline would not apply at all. For
example, a manuscript discussing how to reconcile R with Q cannot use this
guideline. If you find a way that suits your manuscript better, please use it.
If you have any question or suggestion, please contact Byung Lee, editor of the
Journal of Human Subjectivity, byunglee@gmail.com.
Manuscript
Submission
All manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word in the proper
format for the Journal of Human Subjectivity. Manuscripts should be submitted by
e-mail to the executive editor, Byung S. Lee, byunglee@gmail.com, following the
submission deadlines and publication dates provided below.
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Submission Deadline
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Publication Date
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04/20/ Every year
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06/30/ Every year
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| 10/20/ Every year
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12/31/ Every year
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Parts of a manuscript
Title Page
* a title and a running head, an
abbreviated title that will be printed at each page of a published
article
* Author identification
The cover letter page accompanying the
manuscript submission must include all authors’ name, degree (Ph.D., MA, etc.),
rank with the affiliated organization and the name of their organization, as
well as the principal author's contact information, such as his or her postal
address, phone numbers and electronic mail addresses.
| John Smith, Ph.D.
Professor at the department of psychology, the University of
Anonymous
John Urban, M.A.
Associate Professor at the department of
psychology, the University of Anonymous
Principal Author: John
Smith
Postal address:
Tel: (000) 000-0000
e-mail: any@xxx.xxx
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Abstract and
Keywords
Manuscripts must be accompanied by an abstract containing 150-200
words. All abstracts must follow the cover page, preferably on page two of the
manuscript. Abstracts must contain a brief statement about each of the
following: the purpose of the paper, description of the p-sample and the
q-sample, factors extracted, and what was found. At the end of the abstract, the
authors need to supply five index keywords or short phrases, such as "academic,"
"boundary," "Q-methodology," "longitudinal," and
"journalism."
Introduction
This section will clearly explain what is
the research problem, or the purpose of the
manuscript.
Literature review
Research Methods and
Design
q-sample: explain how q-statements were created, such as how the
concourse was created and how q-sample was derived from the concourse. If the
manuscript uses a structured q-sample, it should describe its structure using a
table.
p-sample: the number of sorters and their composition along with how
they were recruited
q-sorting: a figure showing the sorting
scale
Findings (or Results)
This section should focus on what the
author found, not interpretation yet, which should be included in discussion
section.
Discussion
This section will describe interpretation of the
author's findings while he or she refers to other people's findings on the same
issue or similar issues in literature review.
Don't add new items here
because the author has to focus on what he or she described in findings
(results).
Conclusion
The summary of the entire paper, along with
description of limitation of the paper, suggestions for further study,
etc.
References
Use the APA style except for names. Since the journal
has many foreign contributors, whose last name is not enough to identify the
author, this journal encourages contributors to spell out all names including
the middle name if possible. Http address, if it is long, should take a single
line for itself.
Order
Order citations alphabetically by last name.
Designate two or more works by the same author or by an identical group of
authors published in the same year by adding "a", "b", and so forth, after the
year.
Reference citation in text
Every work that was cited in
text needs to have a corresponding one in the reference.
Multiple
authors
If a work has two authors, give both names every time you cite it.
For three through five authors, give all name the first time, then use "et al."
in citations. Examples:
First citation - (Foster, Whittington, Tucker,
Horner & Grimm, 2000)
Subsequent citation - (Foster et al.,
2000).
For six or more authors, use "et al." even for the first citation.
(But the corresponding reference should give all the
names.)
Appendix
Materials that may not fit in the body text can be
placed after the Reference section as an appendix.
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