Which database type provides the complete content of documents rather than only citations or abstracts?

### Why this is right A full-text database provides the complete text of documents. A bibliographic database provides citations and may provide abstracts without necessarily including the full document. ### The concept Database types can be distinguished by the content they contain. Numeric databases focus on numerical data, while image databases hold or describe images. The label full-text tells you that the document itself is available. ### The other options - **Bibliographic database**: It primarily provides references to publications and may include abstracts. - **Numeric database**: It contains numerical data rather than necessarily complete articles. - **Image database**: It focuses on images, not complete text documents. ### Remember Citation-only points to bibliographic; complete document points to full text.