Q: Should I write the definition and working of an instrument or scale that I used in my study?

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For eg. If I used a scale that can measure anxiety in students in my study, should I mention the details regarding the definition (what is that scale, its working OR should I just write that I…

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If it is a well-known scale or instrument, such as Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A) or Generalized Anxiety…

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Q: What should be written in the Discussion section of an article?

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If the discussion section is about "So what," then what is the conclusion meant for?

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There are two aspects to your question: what goes into the Discussion section of an article and…

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Q: Could I use an acronym without its full form in the table caption?

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For example, this is the caption of table: The different blood parameters in the patients with AIDS. or The different blood parameters in the patients with acquired deficiency acquired syndrome (…

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Abbreviations and acronyms should generally be avoided in table titles or captions. However, if it is necessary to use an acronym or abbreviation in a table title,…

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Q: How to avoid repetition in the introduction section of a traditional review article?

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We have to write the background of the study/topic of article and aim of the study in the introduction section, but when I write the background of the study, I see that most of the what should be …

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There can be some overlap between the background or introduction section and the main section of the article, but…

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