Biannual Journal of Applied Counseling

Biannual Journal of Applied Counseling

Number of Volumes

16

Number of Issues

31

Number of Articles

189

Number of Contributors

470

Article View

413873

PDF Download

259,427

View Per Article

2189.8

PDF Download Per Article

1372.63

Number of Submissions

1,208

Rejected Submissions

918

Reject Rate

76

Accepted Submissions

148

Acceptance Rate

12

Time to Accept (Days)

206

Number of Indexing Databases

6

Number of Reviewers

81

 

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Biannual Journal of Applied Counseling (JAC)

 The Biannual Journal of Applied Counseling (JAC) with the aim of publishing original scientific findings in the fields of counseling (family, rehabilitation, job, and school), scientific exchanges between researchers and strengthening the scientific articles production movement. The main content of the articles submitted by the author (s) should be original, clarity and of high quality. Also, accepted articles should not have already been published in any of the journals. The journal evaluates all submitted articles by chief editor as peer-reviewed by three blind-reviewers.

Types of accepted papers include:

Quantitative Research Articles

 Qualitative Review Articles


About the Journal

 

Abbreviated Title:

Editor-in- Chief:

JAC

Gholamreza Rajabi

Director-in-Charge:

Khaled Aslani

Assistant:

Soad Maraghi

Address:

Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Golestan Street, Ahvaz, 61357-83151 Iran

P.O. Box :

61355-139

Tel.

061-33226600-09(4610)

Tel. Fax.

061-33226412

E-m-Mail:

jac@scu.ac.ir

Website:

http://jac.scu.ac.ir//

DOI:

10.22055/jac

Review Time:

4-12 Weeks

Frequency:

Biannual

Publication type:

Electronic & Printed

Open Access: 

Yes

Licensed by:

CC BY

Policy:

Peer-Reviewed

Language:

English - Persian

Abstracts Available in:

English

Article Processing Charges and printing:

Print ISSN:

4000000 Rial

2251-7243

Online ISSN:

2588-6606

 According to the decision of the university press council, the cost of publishing an article will change as follows

1-The cost of initial review of the article is 1000000 R

2- The cost of final Approval of the Article and printing 3000000 R

This amount is received only from Iranian writers and foreign writers are not required to pay a fee.

Copyright © 2014-2021 Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz.


"The journal is following of Committee on Publication Ethics (CPOE) and complies with the highest ethical standards in accordance with ethical laws".

Keywords Cloud

  • Marital satisfaction
  • Marital Conflict
  • qualitative research
  • students
  • quality of life
  • marital conflicts
  • thematic analysis
  • Happiness
  • intimacy
  • Marital quality
  • Divorce
  • Lived experience
  • forgiveness
  • Phenomenology
  • marriage
  • Sexual satisfaction
  • emotional intelligence
  • children
  • family communication patterns
  • Mental Health
  • couples
  • women
  • family function
  • marital burnout
  • job performance
  • mate selection
  • conscientiousness
  • Family
  • job burnout
  • Depression
  • subjective vitality
  • Communication Patterns
  • life expectancy
  • Coping Strategies
  • vaginismus
  • Personality traits
  • school counselors
  • delay in marriage
  • Reliability
  • adolescent
  • emotion-focused therapy
  • marital commitment
  • breast cancer
  • family content
  • secure attachment style
  • adolescence
  • attachment styles
  • Communication Skills
  • self-control
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  • Marital intimacy
  • mindfulness
  • adolescents
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  • academic skills
  • Aggression
  • Emotion
  • Solution-focused group counseling
  • Parenting styles
  • social
  • behavioral problems
  • acceptance and commitment therapy
  • academic procrastination
  • Religious Beliefs
  • Validity
  • hold me tight program
  • parental bonding
  • Emotional exhaustion
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  • validation
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  • grounded theory
  • Academic Performance
  • marital empathy
  • married men
  • irrational beliefs
  • marital adjustment
  • emotional regulation
  • hyperactivity
  • family process
  • positive and negative affect
  • self-compassion
  • Conflict
  • psychological well-being
  • Social loneliness
  • Key words: Life-meaning
  • social anxiety
  • boys on the verge of marriage
  • Domestic Violence
  • Decision making
  • marital relationships quality
  • Citizenship skills
  • group training
  • Possibility of marital adjustment
  • Extrinsic emotion regulation
  • single students
  • non-constructive conflict resolution styles
  • defiant
  • Cognitive-behavioral couple therapy
  • academic self-concept
  • resiliency
  • Keywords: Islamic instructions
  • family communication pattern
  • cognitive emotion regulation Styles
  • marital infidelity
  • self assertiveness
  • Responsibility attribution
  • behavior at risk
  • sexual self-disclosure
  • grief
  • sexual self-esteem
  • life skills
  • positive body image
  • dysfunctional attitudes
  • Key words: Interparental conflict
  • relationship attributions
  • Behavioral characteristics
  • imago therapy
  • emotional adjustment
  • egalitarian ideology
  • unrealistic relationship standards
  • social skills
  • spiritual intimacy
  • Empty nest
  • Tracy\'s Personal Globe Inventory
  • addicted parent
  • Spiritual components
  • psychological capital
  • Anxiety attachment
  • Exceptional School Teachers
  • Causal attribution
  • \"self assertiveness\"
  • Efficiency
  • Key words: Behavioral problems
  • Moral characteristics
  • posttraumatic growth
  • Problem solving
  • cognitive-behavior therapy
  • validating
  • sexual excitement
  • Perceptions of classroom quality
  • : Imposter Syndrome
  • academic engagement
  • Academic social support
  • female students
  • Marital Instability
  • perspective -taking
  • Keywords: Job search and career counseling institutes
  • the constraining beliefs of mate-selection
  • Marital Relationships
  • Identity
  • job adaptability
  • marital cohesion
  • lovemaking styles
  • Couples’ communication pattern
  • distress tolerance
  • Emotional expression
  • Imposter phenomenon
  • damage
  • counselor education
  • decision making styles
  • subjective occupational success
  • Resilience
  • loving style
  • social interest
  • parents’ self-efficacy
  • neurotic perfectionism
  • children aggression
  • Dialysis
  • Agreeableness
  • personality Characteristics
  • parent-child relationships
  • Career
  • maladaptive schemas
  • sensation seeking
  • self-expression
  • career aspiration
  • \"professional model\"
  • women with marital conflict
  • caregiver burden
  • Life Satisfaction
  • reaction
  • life design counseling
  • Acceptance and commitment
  • Cognitive therapy
  • Dual- Career Couples
  • Keywords: couple types
  • constructive conflict resolution styles
  • Parental involvement
  • sexual identity
  • Men and women
  • marital expectations
  • emerging adulthood
  • patience
  • solution-focused counseling
  • Keywords: Spirituality-based therapy
  • Apology
  • professional role
  • miscarriage
  • early maladaptive schemas