Ethics and good practices

Publications must be the product of shared work, the names of the participants must be attributed and their degree of responsibility and collaboration must be specified, in addition to publicly recognizing the participation of students in the research and preparation of their work and giving them appropriate co-authorship credit. , do not do anything unethical, such as exposing and publishing as if they were your own, ideas or data in the collection of which you have not intervened, without clearly citing the author's source.

Revista San Gregorio defends academic non-breeding and that is why the texts approved for each issue are at least 60% external, coming from teachers and researchers outside the publishing entity and the USGP.

Likewise, Revista San Gregorio defends the non-predatory nature of scientific publications, especially with regard to payments for publishing.

The opinions, interpretations, reflections and information provided in each article are the exclusive responsibility of their authors. The Editorial Committee and the Scientific Committee of Revista San Gregorio are not responsible, in any case, for the credibility and authenticity of the works. When sending a text for evaluation by the San Gregorio Magazine, the author is responsible for ensuring that all its contents are original and have the corresponding authorizations for their reproduction. The San Gregorio Magazine requires the sending of a certificate of originality by the main author, which must be sent to the magazine's address: magazine@sangregorio.edu.ec.

When entering the article, the author expressly states that, in the case of co-authorship, up to four authors are admitted, all authors know and agree with the content and with the submission to Revista San Gregorio for evaluation.

In cases of multiple authorship (more than one author), an annex must be sent justifying the insertion of several authors and their responsibilities in the text, signed by each of them. The Editorial Committee reserves the right to verify sources and adapt the graphic information to the editorial requirements of the magazine. The articles will be submitted to an arbitration process. The author undertakes that once the arbitration process has begun, he will not withdraw the text for publication in another journal. The content of the documents sent for evaluation is the responsibility of their author(s).

Revista San Gregorio adheres to the regulations established in the Higher Education laws in force in Ecuador, as well as ethical criteria established in different international regulations and legislation: http://publicationethics.org/ http://www.wame.org / http://www.globethics.net/ https://www.elsevier.com/editors/publishing-ethics https://www.elsevier.com/editors/publishing-ethics/perk, in addition to the Code of Ethics in research and learning at the San Gregorio de Portoviejo University.