Repressed Research Paper

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Hello, Dr. Chambers, Classmates and Readers of this post
The abstract I found and read for this week’s reading is obtained from the research report titled, “Retrieval inhibition of trauma-related words in women reporting repressed or recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse”. Written by Geraerts, E., Smeets, E., Jelicic, M., Merckelbach, H., & Van Heerden, J. in 2006. It was published by the Behaviour Research and Therapy.

About the Abstract
The abstract is an attention catcher. Despite the fact that I did not read the entire research article, I was able to grasp the purpose and importance of the research, the hypothesis and method of the research, and the result and findings of the research. All shrunk into 126 words. In addition, it entails keywords. The numbers of words I will use to explain the abstract will definitely be more than that.
The first sentence clearly states the purpose of the research. It was about the argument between several authors that have written about recovered repressed memories. The argument was that victims of childhood sexual abuse that have repressed the traumatic event are prone to easily forgetting things, while victims that did not repress the
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My research paper is about resurfaced repressed memories and the style used in this abstract is the kind of style that I will be using in creating my own abstract. At first, I will state the purpose of the research with some eye-catching terms. Then I will throw out a question that will definitely catch the attention of my readers. Thereafter, I will state the importance of the research based on that thrown question, then I will briefly highlight the method of the research and limitation. In addition, I will state the findings and result of the research. Then, I will point out the need for a further research and finally, at the bottom line of the abstract, I will put down some

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