What Would Be a Good Question to Answer in a Psychology Paper?
Question by helpful_person: What would be a good question to answer in a psychology paper?
I have to choose a psychology related question to answer in a rather short (only three pages) research paper. I’m interested in things like gender roles, child development, self-esteem, drug abuse, and family issues. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Answer by KayKay :]
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