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methods, results, and conclusions regarding the contribution of research to mental health and
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250 words, consisting of background, methods, results, and conclusions regarding the contribution
of research to mental health and psychosocial. A structured abstract that is written concisely and
clearly. Abstract of no more than 250 words, consisting of background, methods, results, and
conclusions regarding the contribution of research to mental health and psychosocial. A structured
abstract that is written concisely and clearly. Abstract of no more than 250 words, consisting of
background, methods, results, and conclusions regarding the contribution of research to mental
health and psychosocial. A structured abstract that is written concisely and clearly. Abstract of no
more than 250 words, consisting of background, methods, results, and conclusions regarding the
contribution of research to mental health and psychosocial.

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1. Introduction
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Explain the background of the problem, the importance of the research, a brief literature
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with an explanation of the research objectives. Article writing begins with Arabic numerals 1.
Introduction, 2. Methods, 3. Results, 4. Discussion, 5. Conclusion.

2. Methods
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methods section are marked with 2.1 participants, 2.2 procedures, etc. This numbering applies to
lower subtitles such as 2.1.1, 2.2.2, and so on. Only the first letter of the first word in each title is
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2.2 Data Collection
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2.3 Data Analysis
2.3.1 Univariate
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2.3.2 Bivariate
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3. Results
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Declaration of Interest
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All authors are required to disclose whether or not there is a potential conflict of interest to affect
their work. If there is no conflict of interest then the author must state that there is no conflict of
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Acknowledgment
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Funding
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Ethical Consideration
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principles. It is very necessary to include the number of the ethical suitability letter from the health
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References
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references listed in the text must be listed in the references section, and vice versa. This journal uses
the Vancouver reference style. Within the text, references are cited using Arabic numerals in
superscript without brackets. Meanwhile, in the reference list at the end of the document, complete
details are written with Arabic numbers according to the references in the text. The following is an
example of bibliography writing in Vancouver style.
Article Journal:
1. Windarwati HD, Budiman AA, Nova R, Ati NAL, Kusumawati MW. The relationship between
family harmony with stress, anxiety, and depression in adolescents. J Ners. 2020;15(3).
2. Bachtiar A, Windarwati HD, Keliat BA, Ismail RI, Ati NAL, Sulaksono AD, et al. The fight against
stigma : Multilevel stigma interventions in schizophrenia. J Public health Res. 2020;9(4):417–22.

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Book:
1. Stuart GW. Prinsip dan praktik keperawatan kesehatan jiwa Stuart. 1st ed. Keliat BA, editor.
Indonesia: Elsevier Ltd; 2016.
2. Windarwati HD, Rizzal AF, Mukaromah I, Oktaviana W, Ati NAL, Sulaksono AD. Panduan Praktis:
Rapid respons dan penanganan dini aspek psikososial terhadap COVID-19. Depok: Infermia
Publishing; 2020. 1–44 p.

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Figure 1. The process of cardiac sensitivity cues

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Table 1. Description of self-acceptance in Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) patients undergoing
hemodialysis at a hospital in Malang district before cognitive therapy (CT) intervention was
carried out (n = 30)
Self-esteem Selfitis Total
No Characteristics
High Low Normal Borderline Acute Chronic n %
1 Gender
Female 356 61 47 191 147 32 417 52.3
Male 346 34 81 178 88 33 380 47.7
2 Socio-Economic Status
Below the UMR 303 30 36 139 123 35 333 41.8
Above the UMR 399 65 92 230 112 30 464 58.2
3 Harmony in the Family
Unharmonious 17 9 6 7 10 3 27 3.4
Harmonious 685 86 122 362 225 62 770 96.6
4 Obsessive of Taking Selfie
Chronic 62 3 65 8.2
Acute 216 19 235 29.5
Borderline 322 47 369 46.3
Normal 102 26 128 16.1
5 Self-Esteem
Low Self Esteem 95 11.9
High Self Esteem 702 88.1

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