Used as a container for dates related to the processing history of the article. This element records the date, and its @content-type attribute should be used to record the type of date (submission date [submission-date], revision date [revision-date], and accepted date [accept-date] ) .
The history of an article may contain many types of dates and many dates of the same type.
Previous DTD Relationship. In the contentItem DTD, the history element <history> was an element model with named elements (such as <submissionDate>, <revisionDate>, and <acceptDate>) in a fixed order within it.)
In this DTD, the <history> element still has element-only content, but rather than semantically named date elements, it contains one or more <string-date> elements, and the type of date (accepted, received, etc.) is recorded in the @content-type element of each date. For example the old contentItem tagging:
<history> <submissionDate> <month number="6">June</month> <day>21</day>, <year>2004</year></submissionDate> ...</history>
would now be tagged as:
<history> <string-date content-type="submitted"> <month number="6">June</month> <day>21</day>, <year>2004</year></string-date> ...</history>
(string-date)+
<string-date> Date As a String, one or more
...
<article-meta>
...
<volume>45</volume>
<issue>3</issue>
<fpage>317</fpage>
<lpage>335</lpage>
<supplementary-material>
<object-id pub-id-type="doi">10.1037/a0020375.supp</object-id>
<ext-link specific-use="live" id="suppmat1"
ext-link-type="url" xlink:href="MET_Ozechowski1507_WEB.doc">MET_Ozechowski1507_WEB.doc</ext-link>
</supplementary-material>
<history>
<string-date content-type="submitted">
<month number="6">June</month> <day>21</day>,
<year>2004</year></string-date>
<string-date content-type="revised">
<month number="3">March</month> <day>8</day>,
<year>2007</year></string-date>
<string-date content-type="accepted">
<month number="4">April</month> <day>16</day>,
<year>2007</year></string-date>
</history>
...
</article-meta>
...
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