policies

Editorial Polices
Peer Review 
Submissions are screened by an editor and, when suitable, reviewed by at least two independent 
reviewers using a double-anonymous process. The editor is responsible for the final decision. 

Publication Ethics 
Authors, editors, and reviewers must act honestly, confidentially, fairly, and without manipulation. 
Suspected misconduct will be assessed objectively and documented appropriately. 

Originality and Plagiarism 
Submissions must be original and properly cited. Similarity reports support editorial judgment and do 
not replace careful assessment of context, quotation, attribution, and duplication. 

Conflicts of Interest 
Authors, reviewers, and editors must disclose relationships or interests that could influence the 
research, review, or editorial decision. 

Generative AI 
AI tools cannot be listed as authors. Any material use of generative AI must be disclosed. Authors remain 
responsible for accuracy, originality, confidentiality, and citations. 

Corrections and Retractions 
Errors or integrity concerns may result in a correction, expression of concern, or retraction. Notices will 
remain linked to the published article. 

Open Access and Copyright 
Authors retain copyright and grant EDUVISTA first-publication rights. CC BY 4.0 is proposed and must be 
formally approved before activation.

Fees 
Article fee policy: to be confirmed by the publisher. No undisclosed fee may be charged.