In most times researchers have submitted or accepted papers but not published yet. What is the suitable way to include them in your CV if you gonna apply for a grant or something like that?
Indicate as usual the author(s), the year, the title and the journal, and add "submitted", "under review", "accepted" or "in press" depending on the status.
Dear Prof Wolfgang R. Dick thank you for the clarification.
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Example: Vieira, P., Dias, M. (2021) Literature Review on Trust, Psychological Well-Being, and Leadership Applied to the Workplace Commitment (in press)
The manuscript was peer-reviewed and accepted. It will be published next month. Meanwhile, we cite it as shown above.
In addition to the previous interesting answers, Dr. Hend Ahmed Hamed you can ask for the letter of acceptance and upload it to your personal repository or portfolio, and if necessary, with a link to the resume.
Best Regards.
Thank you Prof Murillo De Oliveira Dias for your contribution to our discussion.
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