Research Design-describe how the information was systematically collected and analyzed. Tables, photos, line drawings, screen dumps, etc. The Letters to the Editor section focuses on critical responses to material previously published in the Journal of Interior Design. In contrast to being a platform for speaking out, Letters to the Editor are intended to be vehicles for critical dialogue on the Journal of Interior Design's contents. Opinions expressed in the letter are to be substantiated with relevant literature citations.
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Authors may be provided an opportunity for response. Letters will be published at the discretion of the editor and may be reduced and edited to meet publishing requirements. The Reports section provides an avenue of communication for educators, researchers, practitioners, and industry affiliates who would like to discuss innovative process and method issues in a critical forum. 1000-2000 word essays focusing on teaching, research, or practice. When submitting a Focus Report to the Journal of Interior Design, be sure to include the following components.