A journal article title should be
A) long, describing the variables and the most significant result.
B) short, but giving some idea of the contents of the article.
C) composed of a title and several subtitles corresponding to the method, results, and discussion sections.
D) vague and uninformative.

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A journal article title should be concise yet informative, providing a clear idea of the article's content without being overly long or detailed. This helps readers quickly understand the focus of the research.

A Journal Article Title Should Be