Journal of Child Adolescent Mental Health welcomes papers from all disciplines addressing child and adolescent mental health including specific focus areas just like epidemiology, mental health prevention and promotion, communitybased interventions, psychotherapy, phamacotherapy, policy and risk behaviour. Sections of the journal include.
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Journal uses the APA author date system. Each source cited in text must appear in the reference list, and every entry in the reference list must be cited in text. That’s where it starts getting intriguing, right? While taking into account the Journal’s printed pagesize, pay particular attention to line thickness, font andfigure proportions. Ok, and now one of the most important parts. Costs of redrawing figures should be charged. Please referto Figure Guidelines for Authors. Notice that every table and figure must be numberedwith Arabic numerals and must be accompanied by an appropriate standalonecaption.Figures must not repeat data presented in the text or tables.Authors must ensure that their figures conform to the style ofthe journal. MS Office files are also acceptable but DO NOT EMBEDExcel graphs or Powerpoint slides in a MS Word document, rathersend the original Excel orPowerpoint files. Then, for digitalphotographs or scanned images the resolution might be at least300 dpi for colour or greyscale artwork and a minimum of 600 dpifor grey line drawings.
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