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'''Laboratory reports''', commonly referred to as lab reports, are [[science|scientific]] papers that enable researchers to communicate their findings with others, e.g. findings such as results of scientific [[experiment]]s. Another important function of lab reports is the record-keeping of experiments. This allows other researchers to examine or to duplicate the experiment.

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===Introduction===
The introduction contains the 
===Equipment, Materials or Apparatus, if any===
A lab report in psychology, for example, will not involve the use of equipments, so this section wouldn't be present in a psychology lab report. But in other fields of research such as physics, this section usually contains a diagram and explanations of how the equipments are assembled, and a list of materials used.

===Experimental Procedure===

This section is a narrative of how the experiment was conducted. It should be in past tense. And it should be detailed.⏎
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===Results===
===Discussion===
===Conclusion===
===References===
This section provides a alphabetized list of books or other published resources cited in the report. For more information, see [[citation]] and [[plagiarism]].

===Appendices===
==See Also==
[[Scientific method]]

==Reference==
http://myweb.facstaff.wwu.edu/~mendens/LabReport.pdf

http://www.psywww.com/tipsheet/labrep.htm

http://www.rpi.edu/dept/llc/writecenter/web/labs.html

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