iThenticate, a plagiarism prevention program, is used by Nesne Journal of Psychology to detect plagiarism in academic work, with access provided by the Sada Institute of Art and Language Studies. The program contains comprehensive academic content directly relevant to the evaluation of academic publications. Every document uploaded to iThenticate is compared with the documents in a large database, which contains more than 90,000 major newspapers, journals, periodicals and books, together with more than 17 billion web pages and their archives. iThenticate checks databases containing more than 30 million content items from more than 70,000 scholarly journals and more than 86 million articles from more than 150 publishers. Its publisher partners include major publishers such as CrossRef, Gale, Emerald, ABC-CLIO, SAGE Reference, Oxford University Press, IEEE, Elsevier, Nature Publishing, Ovid, Taylor & Francis, PubMed, Pearson, McGraw-Hill, Wiley and EBSCOhost.

Authors who submit their work to the journals published by the Sada Institute of Art and Language Studies are deemed to have declared that they have committed no ethical violation. The works of authors found through iThenticate to have committed plagiarism are not published in our journals. A report on the matter is sent to the author and, where deemed necessary, to the relevant institutions and organizations.