Online submission since 1 March 2023

The Journal of Behavioral Science invites all authors to submit their manuscripts on the Thai_ES (TCI-Thaijo) system.

1. Authors are recommended to carefully read and follow the "Instructions to Authors".
2.Authors need to submit their manuscript in the journal format

• Please select the FORMAT according to the type of article submitted
• Currently there are 4 types of format that authors can download:    

     2.1 Mixed Methods Article
     2.2 Qualitative Article
     2.3 Quantitative Article
     2.4 Review Article

3. Authors should check and submit the Checklist for submissions 

Article Processing Charges (APC):

Authors need to pay article processing charges (APC) for publishing with the Journal of Behavioral Science (TJBS). The payment amount (applicable as per the journal guidelines) and the payment policy letter would be sent to the author once their submission gets initial acceptance by the editorial team. 

• Authors will be requested to pay the full amount of 5,000 THB (five thousand Thai Baht), or the equivalent amount in US dollar, after the manuscript has been accepted for the review process.
• Kindly note that this fee covers the minimal charges for processing the paper such as administrative charges for the review processes, etc.
• The payment of this fee does not mean that the submission would be published. Each submitted paper undergoes a rigorous process of double-blind peer review, and only after the author passes it, the submission can be published.
• This fee is non-refundable.
• This new fee is in effect since January 1, 2024

TJBS Policy on the use of AI/Generative AI:

TJBS policy states that author(s) are responsible for submitting original and accurate manuscript, including the usage of generative AI and AI-assisted technologies. Ethical practices in writing and producing the manuscript are the responsibility of author(s).

Specifically, the journal recommends:

• Author(s) may use AI systems to assist in writing the manuscript, such as for editing and grammatical improvement, which is common practice. However, authors must disclose this in the acknowledgement section of the manuscript.
• Author(s) should not use any content generated by AI-assisted technologies in their manuscripts such as in writing text, citations, figures, images, and other information.
• Author(s) should not list generative AI and AI-assisted technologies as an author or co-author, nor cite AI as an author.
• It is the responsibility of the author(s) to identify and disclose any content generated by the use of generative AI and AI-assisted technologies.