Rights and Licenses

1. Policy Statement

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (JIP) is committed to protecting authors' intellectual property rights while promoting the responsible dissemination, accessibility, preservation, and reuse of scholarly research in psychology and behavioral sciences.

This Rights and Licenses Policy establishes the rights and responsibilities of authors, the journal, the publisher, and users of published scholarly content.

The policy is intended to ensure transparency regarding copyright ownership, publication permissions, open access licensing, author warranties, co-authorship, self-archiving, and the permitted reuse of published materials.

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku applies the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), as stated in its published licensing information.

This policy should be interpreted consistently with the journal's Open Access Policy, Copyright Notice, Intellectual Property Policy, Author Guidelines, and applicable publication agreements.

2. Copyright Ownership

Authors retain copyright to their original scholarly work published in Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku.

Copyright ownership remains with the author or authors, subject to applicable laws, third-party rights, and any valid prior contractual arrangements.

Publication in Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku does not, by itself, constitute a transfer of copyright ownership to the journal or publisher.

Authors remain responsible for ensuring that they possess the rights necessary to submit and publish their work.

The journal recognizes and respects the moral rights of authors, including appropriate attribution and protection against misrepresentation, as provided under applicable law.

3. Publication License Granted to the Journal

By submitting a manuscript for publication and agreeing to the applicable publication terms, authors authorize Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku to undertake the activities necessary to evaluate, publish, disseminate, and preserve an accepted article.

Subject to the journal's approved publication agreement, this authorization may include the right to:

Publish the accepted article as the version of record.
Reproduce and distribute the article through the official journal platform.
Assign or register a DOI and maintain publication metadata.
Include the article in journal archives.
Deposit published content in eligible preservation services.
Disseminate article metadata to indexing and discovery services.
Display the applicable copyright and license information.
Perform necessary technical formatting and production activities.

These permissions do not constitute an unrestricted transfer of copyright ownership.

The publication agreement should clearly establish the scope of rights granted to the journal and must not contradict the rights retained by authors.

4. Creative Commons License

Articles published under the journal's stated open access licensing arrangements are made available under the:

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).

Official license:

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

Under this license, users may share and adapt licensed material, provided that they comply with its terms and conditions.

The principal license requirements are:

Attribution (BY): Users must provide appropriate credit, a link to the license, and an indication of changes where applicable.

NonCommercial (NC): Licensed material may not be used for purposes primarily intended for or directed toward commercial advantage or monetary compensation without an appropriate additional authorization or other legal basis.

ShareAlike (SA): Adapted material must be distributed under the same license or a compatible license permitted by the applicable license terms.

Users must not apply additional legal terms or technological measures that unlawfully restrict the rights granted under the license.

The license applies only to materials covered by the relevant licensing statement.

5. Rights of Readers and Other Users

Subject to the applicable Creative Commons license, readers and other users may:

Read published articles without subscription charges.
Download and store copies of licensed articles.
Share and redistribute licensed material.
Reproduce licensed content for permitted noncommercial purposes.
Adapt or translate licensed content under the applicable license conditions.
Use licensed materials in noncommercial teaching and research.
Deposit permitted copies in repositories.
Incorporate appropriately attributed licensed material into other scholarly works.

Users must respect applicable attribution, noncommercial, ShareAlike, copyright, privacy, and third-party rights requirements.

The journal's open access model does not grant unrestricted permission to use materials that are excluded from the article's Creative Commons license.

6. Attribution Requirements

Users who reproduce, share, or adapt licensed material must provide appropriate attribution.

Attribution should include, where reasonably available:

The names of the original authors.
The title of the article.
The name of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku.
The year of publication.
The DOI or permanent article URL.
The applicable Creative Commons license.
An indication of modifications, where relevant.

Attribution must not imply endorsement by the original authors, journal, or publisher.

Scholarly citation requirements remain applicable even where reuse is permitted under an open access license.

7. Commercial Reuse

Commercial reuse of content covered by CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 is not authorized by that license.

Individuals or organizations seeking permission for commercial reuse must obtain appropriate authorization from the relevant rights holder unless another legal basis permits the proposed use.

The journal should not claim exclusive authority to grant commercial reuse permission when copyright remains with the authors.

Requests concerning commercial reuse should therefore be directed to the appropriate copyright holder or authorized representative.

Any additional permission must respect applicable third-party rights.

8. Rights Retained by Authors

Authors retain their copyright and other rights recognized under applicable law and publication agreements.

Subject to applicable licensing, confidentiality, and third-party rights, authors may:

Reuse their research findings in future scholarly publications.
Incorporate their work into academic theses or dissertations.
Use their work in teaching materials, lectures, and presentations.
Include their research in books or other scholarly works.
Share their articles with colleagues and students.
Deposit permitted manuscript versions in repositories.
Distribute their published articles in accordance with the applicable license.
Exercise rights relating to patents and other intellectual property where relevant.

Authors should acknowledge the original publication when reusing substantial portions of previously published material.

Subsequent reuse must not involve misleading duplicate publication or inappropriate text recycling.

9. Author Self-Archiving

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku supports responsible self-archiving of scholarly works.

The journal recognizes three principal manuscript versions:

Preprint: A manuscript version that has not yet completed the journal's peer review and acceptance process.

Accepted Manuscript: A manuscript accepted for publication following editorial assessment and applicable peer review, before final journal production.

Version of Record: The final published article made available by the journal.

Authors may archive and share manuscript versions in accordance with the copyright, licensing, and publication terms applicable to each version.

For articles published under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, authors may share the licensed version of record under the terms of that license, subject to third-party exclusions.

The journal should separately specify any conditions applying to preprints and accepted manuscripts.

Repository copies should include an appropriate citation and link to the official published article.

10. Author Warranties and Representations

By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm, to the best of their knowledge and after reasonable verification, that:

The manuscript represents original scholarly work.
The listed authors have made appropriate contributions.
The work has not been published previously in a manner constituting prohibited duplicate publication.
The manuscript is not simultaneously under consideration elsewhere, except where permitted by the journal's policies.
The research findings are reported accurately.
The manuscript does not knowingly contain fabricated or falsified information.
Necessary permissions have been obtained for third-party materials where required.
The manuscript does not knowingly infringe intellectual property rights.
Relevant ethical approval and informed consent requirements have been satisfied.
Material competing interests have been disclosed.
Material use of generative AI has been disclosed in accordance with journal policy.
All authors have approved the submitted manuscript and accepted responsibility for their contributions.

These warranties do not require authors to claim ownership of legitimately licensed or appropriately attributed third-party materials.

11. Originality and Previous Publication

Authors must comply with the journal's originality and prior publication requirements.

The submission of substantially identical work to multiple journals without appropriate disclosure is prohibited.

Authors must disclose relevant preprints, conference versions, translations, or related publications when required.

The journal may assess whether overlapping content constitutes legitimate scholarly development, permissible prior dissemination, or inappropriate duplicate publication.

Decisions should consider the nature and extent of overlap, transparency, citation, and applicable publication ethics guidance.

12. Third-Party Copyright and Permissions

Authors are responsible for identifying third-party materials included in their manuscripts.

Such materials may include:

Photographs.
Figures and illustrations.
Previously published tables.
Copyrighted questionnaires.
Psychological assessment instruments.
Proprietary scales.
Test items and scoring materials.
Translated assessment instruments.
Other protected scholarly content.

Authors must obtain permission where required and provide appropriate acknowledgment.

Third-party materials must not be represented as freely reusable under the article's Creative Commons license unless the relevant rights permit such reuse.

The journal may request documentation of permissions before publication.

13. Psychological Instruments and Assessment Materials

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku recognizes the intellectual property and ethical considerations associated with psychological testing and assessment.

The publication of research involving a psychological instrument does not automatically grant permission to reproduce, translate, modify, distribute, or commercially exploit that instrument.

Authors must respect applicable rights relating to:

Test items.
Assessment manuals.
Scoring keys.
Psychological scales.
Proprietary questionnaires.
Translated or culturally adapted instruments.
Other restricted assessment materials.

Authors must accurately describe the source of instruments and obtain permissions when required.

The journal may request clarification when the legal or ethical status of an assessment instrument is uncertain.

14. Research Data and Participant Confidentiality

Copyright and open access licensing do not override research ethics obligations or applicable data protection requirements.

Authors must not disclose identifiable participant information or restricted research records without an appropriate legal and ethical basis.

Sensitive information may include:

Psychological assessment results.
Clinical or counseling records.
Interview transcripts.
Audio and video recordings.
Confidential institutional data.
Personal identifiers.

The journal's open access license does not automatically apply to restricted underlying research data.

Data sharing must comply with the journal's Data and Reproducibility Policy and Ethical Oversight Policy.

15. Co-Authorship

Where a manuscript has multiple authors, all listed authors must satisfy the journal's authorship criteria.

The corresponding author is responsible for coordinating communication with the journal and confirming that all authors have approved the submitted manuscript.

The corresponding author must not assume that their role permits unilateral transfer or waiver of rights belonging to other authors.

All authors should understand and agree to the applicable publication and licensing terms.

Where a representative signs a publication agreement on behalf of co-authors, appropriate authorization must be obtained.

Authorship changes must follow the journal's Authorship and Contributorship Policy.

16. Generative Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property

Authors must comply with the journal's Generative Artificial Intelligence Policy.

The use of AI-assisted tools does not eliminate authors' responsibility for originality, accuracy, attribution, and intellectual property compliance.

Authors must not submit AI-generated content that knowingly infringes third-party rights.

Material AI use must be disclosed where required.

Generative AI systems cannot be listed as authors.

Authors remain responsible for verifying AI-assisted content and ensuring that publication and reuse rights are appropriately established.

17. Editorial and Production Rights

Following acceptance, the journal may perform reasonable editorial and technical preparation necessary for publication.

Such activities may include:

Copyediting.
Formatting.
Reference standardization.
Layout preparation.
Metadata preparation.
Technical corrections.
Accessibility improvements.

Editorial changes must preserve the scientific meaning and integrity of the accepted work.

Substantive changes affecting findings, interpretations, or authorial meaning should be reviewed or approved by the authors as appropriate.

The journal must not use production rights as a basis for altering research conclusions without appropriate scholarly justification.

18. Publication Conditions

Submission does not guarantee publication.

A manuscript will be published only after successful completion of the applicable editorial process and fulfillment of relevant publication requirements.

Editorial acceptance must be based on scholarly merit, methodological adequacy, ethical compliance, and consistency with the journal's aims and scope.

The journal may decline or discontinue consideration of a manuscript when legitimate editorial or ethical concerns arise.

The rights granted for evaluation and publication should be governed by the applicable submission and publication terms.

19. Royalties and Financial Arrangements

Publication in Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku does not, by itself, entitle authors to royalties or other financial compensation from the journal.

The journal does not acquire unrestricted ownership of authors' intellectual property solely because it publishes their work.

Any agreement concerning royalties, additional permissions, or financial rights must be interpreted according to its express terms and applicable law.

Authors retain rights not expressly transferred or licensed.

Publication fees, if any, must be disclosed separately through the journal's official fee policy.

Editorial decisions must not be influenced by payment arrangements.

20. Duration of Publication Permissions

The rights and permissions associated with an accepted and published article must be interpreted according to the applicable publication agreement and Creative Commons license.

A Creative Commons license validly applied to published material generally remains in effect for the duration of the licensed copyright and related rights, subject to the license terms.

Termination of a separate agreement between the author and journal does not automatically revoke rights already granted to compliant third-party users under the applicable Creative Commons license.

The journal should not promise unilateral withdrawal of an irrevocable public license.

Any dispute concerning contractual termination must be assessed separately from the status of published material and third-party reuse rights.

21. Termination and Material Breach

Where an author or the journal alleges a material breach of a publication agreement, the parties should seek an appropriate resolution in accordance with the applicable contractual terms and law.

The journal may request clarification, correction, or other appropriate remedial action.

Contractual disputes must not be used as a substitute for established procedures governing corrections, expressions of concern, retractions, or exceptional article removal.

Termination of contractual obligations must not be represented as automatically extinguishing valid Creative Commons permissions previously granted to compliant users.

Any specific notice periods, remedies, or termination procedures must be established through an approved publication agreement.

22. Corrections, Retractions, and Publication Integrity

Published articles remain subject to the journal's publication ethics and post-publication policies.

Where a correction or retraction is warranted, the journal should preserve an appropriate scholarly record.

Retracted articles should ordinarily remain accessible with clear identification of their retracted status and a link to the relevant notice.

Retraction does not automatically revoke the Creative Commons license applicable to the article.

Exceptional removal of published material may be considered when justified by serious legal, privacy, or safety concerns.

Such actions must follow the journal's Post-Publication Discussions and Corrections Policy.

23. License Changes

The journal may review its licensing arrangements to reflect developments in scholarly publishing and institutional policy.

Any change to the license applied to future publications must be publicly communicated.

Changes must not be presented as retroactively replacing valid licensing terms for previously published articles without an appropriate legal basis and necessary rights-holder authorization.

The journal should preserve accurate license information for each published article.

Where different articles are subject to different licenses, the applicable terms should be clearly identifiable.

24. Complaints and Disputes Concerning Rights

Authors, readers, and rights holders may report credible concerns involving:

Copyright ownership.
Unauthorized reproduction.
Misattribution.
Third-party permissions.
Licensing inconsistencies.
Unauthorized commercial reuse.
Authorship rights.
Other intellectual property matters.

Concerns should be submitted through the journal's official communication channels.

The editorial team may request supporting documentation and consult the relevant rights holders or institutions.

Complaints will be considered in accordance with the journal's Complaints and Appeals Policy and Intellectual Property Policy.

25. Responsibilities of Authors

Authors are responsible for:

Ensuring originality.
Respecting third-party intellectual property.
Obtaining necessary permissions.
Providing accurate authorship information.
Disclosing relevant prior publication.
Complying with research ethics requirements.
Understanding the applicable publication license.
Protecting confidential participant information.
Cooperating with reasonable editorial inquiries.
Correcting significant errors when identified.

26. Responsibilities of the Journal and Publisher

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku and its publisher are responsible for maintaining transparent and consistent information concerning publication rights and licensing.

Their responsibilities include:

Displaying accurate copyright information.
Identifying the applicable Creative Commons license.
Respecting author copyright ownership.
Maintaining consistent licensing statements across the website and article files.
Supporting lawful dissemination and preservation.
Handling intellectual property concerns appropriately.
Protecting editorial independence.
Maintaining accurate publication records.

27. Policy Review and Consistency

Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku will periodically review this policy to maintain consistency with applicable law, Creative Commons licensing terms, and relevant scholarly publishing guidance.

The journal will seek alignment between this policy and its: