Journal Psychology and Economy highly values scientific integrity and adheres to strict publication ethics standards. We consider plagiarism a serious violation of scientific principles and will take decisive actions against articles involved in plagiarism.

1. Definition of Plagiarism
   Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's work, ideas, or research findings and presenting them as one’s own, either by copying words, data, images, or other information without proper attribution. This includes, but is not limited to, copying text from other sources without citation, improper paraphrasing, or using someone else’s research without permission.

2. Plagiarism Detection Process
   Before publication, Jurnal Bio Agri Science will screen every submitted article to ensure it is free from plagiarism. We use trusted plagiarism detection software to check for similarities with existing publications.

3. Actions Against Plagiarism
   If a submitted article is found to contain plagiarism, it will be immediately rejected, and the authors will be informed of the findings. In cases where plagiarism is discovered after the article is published, the article will be retracted, and the authors will face sanctions according to our editorial policy.

4. Author’s Responsibility
   Authors are expected to always give proper acknowledgment for the resources used in their research and articles. Proper citations, references, and attribution should be provided according to the citation guidelines set by Journal Psychology and Economy.