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• Psychology One (Psychone.net) Editorial reserves the right to re-classify your article in a topic category that may be more suitable than originally submitted, and make modifications to make your article more accessible to viewers.

• You acknowledge that we do not pay for submissions to our directory. The primary reason for submitting your article to our directory is for the chance to give yourself exposure to a growing number of visitors, and provide them with relevant and helpful information. While Psychology One (Psychone.net) receives a growing number of monthly unique visitors, there are no guarantees your article will be viewed by anyone.

• Psychology One (Psychone.net) is advertisement supported. We reserve the right to publish ads on the same pages as your articles.

• If your article does not conform to the Psychology One (Psychone.net) editorial guidelines, your article may be edited so that it does conform to our editorial guidelines. Please read our editorial guidelines before submitting your articles to us.

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Editorial Guidelines

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• Must not contain unattributed content to which the author does not have exclusive rights, nor submit Private Label Rights (PLR) articles. Psychology One (Psychone.net) is committed to providing quality content to our readers. A quality article means that is attributed to the correct author or co-author.

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• Must not contain profanity or pornographic material.

• Must not contain illegal or overly controversial content.

• Must not be formatted as a blog post or read as a personal email, letter or oher correspondence.

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