Title of the article  (must be in Palatino Linotype 24 points, to the right, without bold; it must be clear, short, and precise)

Full name of the author or authors  (use Verdana 12, to the right and bold)

To reference this article / Cómo citar este artículo / Para citar este artigo: Last name, Inicial letter of the name. (Year). Article title. Revista UNIMAR, Volume(number), inicial-page-final page. DOI. (This section is completed by the editor of the magazine).

Reception date: xxxxx xx, xxxx
Revision date: xxxxx xx, xxxx
Approval date: xxxxx xx, xxxx
(This section is completed by the editor of the magazine).
Title in Spanish (must be in Palatino Linotype, 18 points, to the right, bold)
Resumen

(Use Verdana font 11 points, justified and not bold). The abstract will include the main objectives of the investigation, scope, methodology used, and in the same way, the most outstanding results and conclusions; therefore, this section will be clear, coherent, and concise, and will not exceed 250 words.
Keywords: A minimum of five and a maximum of ten will be admitted, which will make it possible to thematically locate the content of the article; they should be relevant and will help their cross-indexing. It is recommended to preferably select terms present in the different specialized thesauri. Each keyword must be separated by a semicolon (;); only proper nouns have an initial capital letter in each word. Use preferably descriptors such as Desc, Mesh, UNESCO Thesaurus, among others.

Title in English (must be in Palatino Linotype, 18 points, to the right, bold)
Abstract
(Use Verdana font 11 points, justified and not bold). The abstract will include the main objectives of the investigation, scope, methodology used, and in the same way, the most outstanding results and conclusions; therefore, this section will be clear, coherent, and concise, and will not exceed 250 words.
Keywords: A minimum of five and a maximum of ten will be admitted, which will make it possible to locate the content of the article thematically; they should be relevant and will help their cross-indexing. It is recommended to preferably select terms present in the different specialized thesauri. Each keyword must be separated by a semicolon (;); only proper nouns have an initial capital letter in each word. Use preferably descriptors such as Desc, Mesh, UNESCO Thesaurus, among others.
Title in Portuguese (must be in Palatino Linotype, 18 points, to the right, bold)
Resumo
(Use Verdana font 11 points, justified and not bold). The abstract will include the main objectives of the investigation, scope, methodology used, and in the same way, the most outstanding results and conclusions; therefore, this section will be clear, coherent, and concise, and will not exceed 250 words.
Keywords: A minimum of five and a maximum of ten will be admitted, which will make it possible to locate the content of the article thematically; they should be relevant and will help their cross-indexing. It is recommended to preferably select terms present in the different specialized thesauri. Each keyword must be separated by a semicolon (;); only proper nouns have an initial capital letter in each word. Use preferably descriptors such as Desc, Mesh, UNESCO Thesaurus, among others.

Introduction (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). Mention the problem or objectives of the investigative process, referring to the possible background on which the investigative work is based. Comment on the type of methodology used, and make a justification for its choice, in addition to the pertinent and precise inclusion of the bibliographic support that theoretically grounds this first approach to the content of the manuscript. Remember that the maximum length is 7,500 words, including figures (images, graphs, and photographs), tables, and references.

Methodology (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). This section mentions the design, techniques, and materials used in the research to obtain the results. It is recommended to develop it descriptively, mentioning all the aspects conceived at the time of carrying out the process; that is, clearly expressing the type of design and the type of sampling that was used. In the same way, it is convenient to indicate the statistical techniques and other instruments used to collect the information – this section must be written with verbs in the past tense.

Results (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). This section presents the results obtained during the investigative process. It is, specifically, the contribution made to new knowledge, where the coherence between the objectives set at the beginning of the investigation and the information obtained through the collection instruments are evident. It is advisable to mention all the important results obtained, even those that are in opposition to the hypothesis that supported the research.
If you are going to include figures (graphs, diagrams, maps, drawings, photographs, and illustrations), you must place them in the respective place within the text, number them and describe them with a legend at the top left beginning with the word ‘Figure’, in where the content of the elements arranged therein is briefly stated, in italics and without a final point. In the case of tables, they must contain –preferably– the quantitative information mentioned in the text; they are numbered and will have a descriptive legend located in the upper left part of the element, which will begin with the word ‘Table’; their description should be in italics and without a final point. Tables as images are not accepted and they must be inserted in the file. For all figures and tables, the source from which they are taken will be indicated; please, refrain from locating material that does not have the written permission of the author and the participants (attach the signed consent), as well as the quality and readability. Use figures and tables only when necessary; they should not be redundant with the information they express with the textual content. They will be self-explanatory, simple, and easy to understand. The figures must be sent in independent files with a minimum of 300 dpi in JPG or PNG format.   
Example to present figures and tables:
Table 1 (label and number. Use Verdana 11, bold, on the left)

General characteristics of the population according to age, marital status, education, economic stratum, economic dependence, and cohabitation (description or title of the table. Use Verdana 11, italics and justified)

General characteristics of the population	
Characteristic	Women n (%) n= 248	Men n(%) n=157	Total population n= 426	P-Value	
Age Groups 	60-64	55 (22,2%)	13 (8,3%)	68 (16,8%)	<0,05	
	65-69	60 (24,2%)	39 (24,8%)	99 (24,4%)	NS	
	70-74	59 (23,8%)	38 (24,2%)	97 (24,0%) 	NS	
	75-79	38 (15,3%)	25 (15,9%)	63 (15,6%)	NS	
	80 o +	36 (14,5%)	42 (26,8%)	78 (19,3%)	<0,05	
Civil Status	Single	61 (23,2%)	17 (10,4%)	78(18,3%)	<0,05	
	Married	98 (37,3%)	98 (60,1%)	196 (46,0%)	<0,05	
	Widower	76 (28,9%)	28 (17,2%)	104 (24,4%)	<0,05	
	Separated/
divorced	23 (8,7%)	7 (4,3%)	30 (7,0%)	NS	
	Free union	5 (1,9%)	13 (8,0%)	18 (4,2%)	<0,05	
Note: data taken from the Departmental Archive. Source: Government of Nariño (2022). (Use Verdana 11, justified, no italics, and no bold. Notes to tables or figures should contain additional descriptions and authorship attribution). 

Figure 1 (label and number. Use Verdana 11, bold, to the left)
Degree of self-perception of teachers’ knowledge on neuroeducation issues (figure description or title. Use Verdana 11, italics and justified)

Note: The maximum degree was 100. (Use Verdana 11, justified).

Discussion (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). In this section are those relationships, interpretations, and recommendations that the results indicate, in parallel with other investigations, antecedents, and theories related to the topic addressed. Take special care in the creation and writing of this section. 

Conclusions (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). They are presented in a clear, concrete, and coherent way with the themes developed in the manuscript; therefore, they will have precise arguments that justify and validate each one of them. It is recommended to develop a conclusion for each objective developed. 

Conflict of interest (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font and justified). The authors must declare if they have conflicts of interest: financial (financial aid: money, payments in kind or any type of aid), personal (friendship or enmity), political (party membership), intellectual (not agreeing with the line editorial of the magazine), racist, religious, among others, that could compromise the reliability of this publication.

Ethical responsibilities (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). Research involving human beings must be carried out ethically and must have duly completed informed consent. A statement of approval from the Ethics or Bioethics Committee or whoever acts as such in the institution must be included, as well as a brief description mentioning how consent was obtained and from whom.

Sources of funding (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11 font, no bold and justified). Transparent disclosure of funding sources enhances integrity in scientific publishing. Authors are responsible for stating whether their research received funding, identifying the funding source(s), and providing the following details: the full name of the funding organization (e.g., institution, agency, company); the project number or grant code, if applicable; acknowledgment of all support received, including partial funding; and avoiding any ambiguities that might give rise to conflicts of interest.
Example 1: This research was funded by [Name of Funder], [City], [Country], under project number XXX.
Example 2: The author declares that no specific funding was received for this research.

References (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
It is the last section of the manuscript. All the cited references should appear here; their order will be established alphabetically and following the provisions of the Publications Manual of the American Psychological Association APA 7th edition. 60% of the cited material must not be more than five years old.
Next, the types of sources most used when structuring a scientific manuscript are presented, as well as the format and corresponding example for each case. It is recommended to include the DOI of those articles, books, or book chapters that are available online. 
Book: First last name, Initial of the name.; First last name, Initial of the name. and First Last Name, First Name Initial. (Date of work). Title. Editorial. 
Chapter of the book: First last name, Initial of the name. (Date of work). Chapter title. In Initial of the name, Surname of the editor (Ed.), Title of the book (pp. initial–final). Editorial.
Magazine: First surname, Initial of the name. (Date of work). Article title. Journal title, volume (number), pp. initial-final. DOI  
Web document: First surname, Initial of the name. (Date of work). Title. Web address.
Thesis: First surname, Initial of the name. (Date of work). Title [Thesis level, University or Institution]. Digital file. location URL.

Contribution (use Verdana 12, centered and bold)
(Use Verdana 11, justified). This section identifies the level of writing contribution to the article of each one of the authors, to establish the order of appearance. Example: 
Pepito Pérez Buriticá: Principal investigator. Statistical data processing, writing of materials and methods, and obtaining the results. 
María Chamorro Solarte: Analysis and interpretation of results, writing of the introduction, methods, discussion, and conclusions.
All the authors participated in the preparation of the manuscript, read it, and approved it.

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