Generally speaking, the duplicate checking rate of abstract should be consistent with that of full text, and should not be too high or too low. If the duplicate checking rate of abstracts is too high, it may lead to a corresponding increase in the duplicate checking rate of full texts, and vice versa. Therefore, when writing a master's thesis, students should pay attention to the originality and quality of the abstract to avoid plagiarism.
In addition, the specific criteria for duplicate checking may vary from school to school and from major to major. Students should control the duplicate checking rate of abstracts according to the specific requirements of their own schools or institutions. At the same time, when choosing duplicate checking software, students should choose the software designated by schools or institutions to ensure the accuracy and reliability of duplicate checking.
In short, the abstract of master's thesis needs to be copied, and students should pay attention to the originality and quality of the abstract, and control the duplicate checking rate of the abstract according to the specific requirements of the school or institution.