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[ecrea] CFP Deception/Deceptive Communication
Tue Oct 18 17:05:03 GMT 2016
*CALL FOR PAPERS: Nova Science Publishers’ (New York) edited Collection
on Deception/Deceptive Communication*
Contributors are invited to submit abstracts (about 200 words) toward
our new publishing program by Nova Science Publishers, New York. We are
interested in new research or review article for an edited collection
being assembled under the title: "Deception: Motivations, Recognition
Techniques and Behavioural Control".
Topics being covered (though not limited to these) include:
·Defining deception, truth and lies
·Deception theories/models
·Ethical perspectives regarding deception
·Motivations for deceptive behaviors
·Cultural perspectives on lying and deception
·Non-verbal indicators of deception and lies
·Deceptive communication Online
·Deception in Relationships
·True and false Intentions
·Detecting deceptive behavior/improving deception detection accuracy
·New techniques in lie detection and control
_Kindly note the following important Dates_
*Abstract Submissions: October 15^th 2016 – January 20^th 2017*
*Full Chapter Submissions: February 1 – April, 30^th 2017*
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The contributions for this edited book are intended to range from
4,000-35,000 words (chapters over 10,000 words can be updated by the
author for the e-version of their chapter for a period of 2 years at
intervals of 6 months, 12 months and 24 months after publication). If
you are interested in participating, please consult the *Notes for
Contributors* below. Should your schedule not allow a full contribution
at this time, we would welcome either a Commentary or Short
Communication of 1,000-4,000 words.
Publication will be about *6-9 months* after the close of the volume. As
soon as a book is listed on our Web site (/_www.novapublishers.com
<http://www.novapublishers.com>_/), the codes in the status field are
changed to indicate the production stages through publication.
Kindly send your chapter proposals/chapters to:
(nova.main /at/ novapublishers.com) <mailto:(nova.main /at/ novapublishers.com)>or
(innocent.chiluwa /at/ covenantuniversity.edu.ng)
<mailto:(innocent.chiluwa /at/ covenantuniversity.edu.ng)>
*/Notes for Edited Book Chapter Contributors/*
1. There is no charge for inclusion in the published book. An auxiliary
service is available for any authors interested in Open Access. Open
Access makes the chapter visible free of charge to anyone in the world
who has Internet access.
2. There are no page charges for black and white figures and
illustrations submissions provided they are sent to Nova with the source
files. Color illustrations are billed at the current rate.
3. A free copy of the e-book version of the book is sent to the
first-listed contributor of each chapter. Additional copies are
available at a 20% discount. Publication in digital form takes place at
approximately the same time as the printed version.
4. The scientific community is the intended audience. Books are marketed
by direct mail, space ads, review copies, online bookstore postings and
by our international distributors.
5. The choice of theme and approach are at the discretion of the author
but preliminary acceptance is only upon submission of the draft
abstract. The line-up of chapters is a constantly changing landscape
since discussions, commitments and submissions continue on a daily basis
right up to and sometimes beyond the close of each volume.
6. Research results (studies) are the primary type of article desired
but review articles are also welcome. The Commentary should deal with
innovative ideas, developments, directions, misdirections, areas which
need to be explored, future outlook, prior errors, problems, personnel,
funding, or trends in the field which will be published separately under
your name in a section titled Expert Commentary. The deadlines for the
abstract for the Commentary and the full Commentary are the same as for
regular articles. Please be sure to list the affiliations of the
authors. Short Communications are also subject to the abstract
requirement and submission guidelines and deadlines. References and
figures are permitted without limitation.
7. An abstract in the following form is required consisting of: 1.
150-500 words; 2. Author affiliations; and 3. Estimated date of chapter
submission and Copyright Transfer. Please include the abstract as part
of an email and not as an attachment if possible. Acceptance of topics
is based partially on which topics have already been accepted for
particular volumes. The reply to the draft abstract will contain details
about reference styles and other relevant technical details. A reply and
decision may be expected within 7 days if the word Abstract is contained
within the Subject Line of the email.
8. Contributors are encouraged to submit chapters ranging from
4,000-35,000 words (unless Expert Commentaries or Short Communications).
Longer, more extensive contributions are encouraged. In the event of
Latex or similar program use, or when a chapter contains numerous
tabular data, graphics, or mathematical formulae, a page range of 10-50
pages is acceptable.
9. Coauthors may be invited by you at your discretion without discussion
with Nova.
10. Copyright is transferred to Nova via email. Another form will be
sent via email along with the electronic page proofs.
11. Personalized chapter offprints are available.
12. MS Word 2003 or Latex are the preferred input programs for text.
When submitting your manuscript, please indicate the program you used
(i.e., MS Word 2003) in the text of your email accompanying the attached
manuscript. If Latex, Nova requests use of the Nova macro. The Nova
macros are available from the Nova Website under the tab For Authors.
This is ARTICLE.STY set at 5.5 inches (13.97 cm) and letter size (not A4
paper). Please try to use outside justified page headers. If you would
like to add any packages to this macro beyond those already specified,
it is *mandatory *that the corresponding .sty files be submitted with
the chapter. Nova currently uses the Windows Operating System.
13. Original high resolution source files for each figure and graphic
must be submitted with the manuscript. Acceptable formats are: tiff,
bitmap, jpeg, gif, ppt, psd, png or eps. The resolution should be
350-750 dpi. If no source files are submitted for the figures or
graphics a charge of $50 per figure will apply. The final resolution of
figures received without source files cannot be guaranteed.
15. Microsoft Equation Editor or MathType are the preferred input
programs for equations.
16. The chapter must be edited for English prior to submission. Nova can
provide editorial assistance if required. A list of optional editorial
services is available upon request.
17. Video enhancements are possible using the following guidelines:
/_Guidelines for submission of video for enhanced books & enhanced
eBooks. _/Please submit your video in the one of the following formats:
QuickTime Movie, Microsoft AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 or Windows Media. (The
extensions for these formats are .avi, .mpg, .mpeg, .m2v, .mov, .wmv or
.wma.). You may also submit video on a DVD from any region, VHS or
MiniDV tape. Video resolution should be /at least/ 720 x 480. Remember
to submit the best possible video resolution available. Smaller
resolutions are accepted for eBooks in some circumstances. Please
inquire further if your video is acceptable and if your format or
resolution does not match these guidelines.
**
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