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An introduction to a research report should contain
 
  a) Statement of the problem, overview of relevant research, and research questions/hypotheses
  b) Statement of the problem, participants, and research design
  c) Research design, procedures, and instruments
  d) Research design, overview of relevant research, and results

Question 2

All BUT WHICH of the following are true relative to research report abstracts
 
  a) It is a brief but thorough summary of the article
  b) It is a rarely read element of the research report
  c) Individual journal guidelines for abstracts may differ from APA manual guidelines
  d) Abstracts never include information that is not included in the research report



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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