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abstract in psychology?
I have to write an article over a journal on the internet. I picked Classical Conditioning.
I have to answer 8 questions which are listed on the class syllabus. I'm kind of confused on what a couple of questions mean. If you guys could explain what it means so I can finish my paper, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I tried asking my instructor, and he said if I don't know what it means than I should drop his class??
Anyways.
1) Where is the abstract located?
*What in the world does that mean??
2)What is the general purpose of an abstract?
*Again I'm lost. I have no idea what abstract means; if you guys could help me out, I can finish the rest. THank you so much!
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The abstract is a part of the paper/psychological study you're reading. It's generally at the beginning and kind of a summary of all the information.
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