Question 12 1 / 1 pts The ABSTRACT of this paper and the CONCLUSION section of this paper exemplify the different goals of these sections of a journal article. What answer best explains the purposes of these sections, as displayed in the paper by Sallis and others "co-benefits of designing communities for active living..."? The abstract simply lays out the key findings, while the conclusion attempts to very concisely cover the research question, methods, results, and conclusions all in a densely worded paragraph. The conclusion provides an opportunity for the author(s) to present final thoughts such as what research should be done next, while the abstract attempts to very concisely cover the research question, methods, results, and conclusions all in a densely worded paragraph. Correct! The conclusion simply lays out the key findings, while the abstract attempts to very concisely cover the research question, methods, results, and conclusions all in a densely worded paragraph. The conclusion is like the end of a bedtime story; it puts to bed the paper by tying up loose ends. In contrast, since the abstract comes first, it has the goal of getting the reader excited about delving into the paper. The conclusion simply lays out the key findings, while the abstract attempts to very concisely cover the research question, methods, results, and conclusions all in a densely worded paragraph.
Question 13 0 / 1 pts Which was NOT mentioned in the reading as contributing to a decline in physical activity?
