What are front matter and back matter and how do they differ from journal articles to applied research reports.
What will be an ideal response?
Front matter—the section of an applied report that includes an executive summary, abstract, and table of contents; back matter—the section of an applied research report that may include appendixes, tables, and the research instrument(s); abstract—summarizes the research question and findings at the beginning of a journal article.
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