First Opinions, Second Reactions: Impact Factor, Indexing, Publication Time & Fees

The First Opinions, Second Reactions is reputed journal publishes research related to k-12, language arts, education, children's literature. The ISSN of the journal is 2152-9043.

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First Opinions, Second Reactions: Details

Journal TitleFirst Opinions, Second Reactions
PublisherPurdue University Press
Publication CountryUnited States
ISSN2152-9043
Publication AreaLanguage and Literature: Literature (General)
Publication LanguageEnglish
Review ProcessEditorial review
Scopus IndexedNo

Indexing

The First Opinions, Second Reactions is indexed in: DOAJ.

Publication Fee

The First Opinions, Second Reactions does not charge any publication fee.

Publication Time

The First Opinions, Second Reactions takes an average of 13 weeks to publish research papers.

Journal Official Website

The official website of the journal is https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/fosr/.

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