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Authors are expected to pay attention to the writing rules, which in this case are the Author Guidelines, which will be divided into several points. Using the POSTjournal template is recommended to make it more practical. Writing rules are divided into the form and content of the manuscript.

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Indonesia Version

A. Manuscripts
Manuscripts are written using copywriting applications, especially Microsoft Word, in Doc or Docx format. A4-sized manuscript with a top margin of 3 cm, while the left, right, and bottom margins are 2 cm. Articles must contain at least five pages from the identity of the writing to the bibliography. Other writing provisions are regulated in the next section.

B. Article Identity
The main title is written in Indonesian using Calibri font size 16pt, bold, left aligned position, one space, and Sentence case. Subtitles are written in English using the same font size of 11pt, italic or italic, left aligned position, one space, and Sentence case. The author's name is bold using the same font size of 11pt. A comma separates the name from the next name. If there is more than one author, the number on the back of the name is written in order of affiliation, and a star is given to the Corresponding author. If the affiliation is the same, it is only written once without a number, either in front of the affiliation or after the author's name. The corresponding author can be other than the first author. The corresponding author's email is listed at the bottom of the affiliation.

C. Abstract and Keywords
The abstract included consists of two languages, namely Indonesian and English. Abstracts are written using the Calibri font type. The Indonesian language abstract is 11pt in size, regular, concise, and straightforward. Abstract in English: 10pt in size, italic or italic, concise and clear. The abstract collects research urgency, research objectives, detailed methods, final data, and conclusions. The number of words in the abstract is 150-200, or up to 250 if needed. They are not allowed to use quotations, a bibliography, or footnotes. The final part of the abstract is equipped with a maximum of five keywords.

D. Introduction
Each chapter title is written using Calibri font size 11pt, bold, UPPERCASE, left aligned, and not numbered. The introduction is written using Calibri font size 11pt, left and right aligned. The beginning of the paragraph is indented or indented to within 1 cm, except the first paragraph of each chapter is not given an indent, one space, before and after 0pt, and regular. The introduction comprises a systematic discussion of the problems, potentials, and solutions offered. Each statement is accompanied by supporting references from the journal in particular and from other relevant references, also equipped with relevant previous research results. Research objectives are based on the solutions offered, which are included in the last paragraph of the introduction.

E. Research Methods
The research method contains information on research types, procedures, data collection techniques, data analysis techniques, and additional information deemed necessary. The research method is written clearly and does not include references because it is applicable. If there is a categorization, then it is made in tabular form. If there are statistical codes, information is included that can explain the meaning of these codes.

F. Results and Discussion
Results and discussion are made in one chapter, not separated into special sub-chapters for results and special discussion sub-chapters. If the research results are obtained in several topics, they can be numbered, and each subject consists of results and discussion. Research results are published in tabular form and can also graph or be equipped with pictures and numbered captions. Captions are written using Calibri font. Table caption size 11pt, bold, centre aligned, single spaced with 6pt after. Image and graphic captions are 10pt in size, bold, centred, and single-spaced with before and after 6pt. The table is displayed in an open format: table head size is 10pt, bold, centre aligned, and single-spaced without before and after. The table contents are the same size but regular or not bold. Table contents can be centre aligned if they only consist of one or a few syllables or left-aligned if they consist of rather long sentences. Images are displayed with a maximum size of half the width of the text, provided that the contents of the image are visible.

G. Conclusion
The conclusion answers the research objectives, which are the solution to the problems studied. The conclusion consists of only one paragraph with concise and clear sentences. They are not allowed for further discussion that deviates from the results and discussion of the research and not for the inclusion of citations in this chapter. The conclusions reflect the findings of the study.

H. Acknowledgments (Optional)
Acknowledgements are addressed to an institution that is a sponsor, fund distributor, or research team subjectively, not indirectly general. If not, then this chapter can be omitted.

I. Bibliography
The bibliography is prepared according to the American Psychological Association (APA) Style 6th. References cited at least 80% come from primary sources (Proceedings or Scientific Journals) published in the last five years. Complete reference writing with provisions for Indentation Hanging (second line indented) 0.5 cm, left and right aligned Calibri font size 11pt, and one space.