I recommend to check this post:

https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_find_a_suitable_journal_to_publish_your_work

Parsa - it depends what you mean by low impact factor. As you are investigating behaviour and tobacco consumption - then it is a good idea to target 'health education' journals i.e. Health Education, Health Education Journal, Health Education Research - as well as health pomotion i.e. Health Promotion International, Global Health Promotion etc.

Try these websites to choose a good target journal

https://www.journalguide.com/

http://jane.biosemantics.org/

However, be aware of the latest academic scam of predatory journals and try to avoid them at all costs. More information on this here

https://thinkchecksubmit.org/

Thank you so much Dean Whitehead Farooq Azam Rathore Anton Vrdoljak for your valuable responses.

Dean Whitehead : To be honest i have carried out a systematic review in this context, however, Tobacco Prevention Cessation Journal sent me just 2 reviewers' decisions. first reviewer decided for acceptance and the second one decided for rejection!!.and finally journal decided to reject my manuscript after 3 month without sufficient information.

As you see I'm a dental student, not a well known researcher, therefore very professional journals with high impact factors and strict editorial team are not appropriate for my works. I'm interested in systematic reviews and meta-analysis and I'm going to improve this work to submit somewhere else.

I'm in learning a new lesson from expert researchers like you everyday.

Yours,

Hi Parsa - don't be put off by your experience. It is common to experience 'diverse' reviewer decisions. If the journal already has good copy of accepted journals - they tend to opt for the negative review - even if the positive review is the correct one. Youy are doing the right thing. That is, evaluate the review comments and change (as to what you think might assist) and re-submit elsewhere. Do some careful homework though i.e. scope etc of the next journal - to increase your chances.

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