JSSDLL — OPTIONAL DISCLOSURE PROMPTS
English-language preparation aid | 3 November 2026

These prompts help prepare the disclosures already described in the author guide.
Report what actually applies. Do not invent approval, consent, permissions, data
availability or the absence of a competing interest. Keep identifying details out
of review files and provide them separately to the editorial office when needed.

FUNDING
[Identify financial and in-kind support, grant identifiers where applicable and
the funder's role. If there was no support, state that only if accurate.]

COMPETING INTERESTS AND RELATIONSHIPS
[Describe relevant personal, editorial, institutional, intellectual or commercial
relationships, or state the absence of competing interests only if accurate.]

ETHICS AND CONSENT
[Where applicable, give the actual ethics approval or exemption, institution and
reference number, consent procedures and participant protections. Do not imply
that approval was obtained retrospectively or that all studies require the same
procedure. Do not email identifiable children's recordings or unnecessary personal
records.]

GENERATIVE AI USE
[Describe substantial use, its purpose and the human checks performed. Authors
remain responsible for the work. AI tools cannot be listed as authors.]

DATA AND MATERIALS AVAILABILITY
[State what is available, where, under which conditions, and any actual privacy or
rights restrictions. Do not promise access that cannot be provided.]

THIRD-PARTY MATERIALS
[Identify lyrics, melodies, recordings, images or other third-party materials,
their rights holders and applicable permissions or licences.]

PRIOR DISSEMINATION AND OVERLAP
[Identify related abstracts, presentations, preprints and publications; explain
reused data or text and the contribution of this manuscript.]