Let's continue that in your original thread on this: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/98257/bibliographic-records-with-abstracts#latest The style I link to there definitely includes the abstract, provided, of course, it's present in Zotero.

You have the standard APA style in your list. That does NOT include the abstract. You need to first install the APA-abstract style that you were linked to.

https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:apa-with-abstract

Click on that or in Zotero via the preferences you can add additional styles also.

Do you see it listed in your list of styles?
When you select a styles, you should be seeing

American Psychological Association 7th edition
American Psychological Association 7th edition (with abstract)

You obviously want the latter. Also, do make sure that the item you're citing has an abstract in the right-hand pane (and please do provide a bit more detail. This definitely works in general, so if it doesn't work for you, we need to understand what exactly you're doing -- one-line responses mainly leave us to guess).

See above. The style definitely prints abstracts, so you're either doing something wrong or misunderstanding something, and the only way for us to help you is if you provide more detail on what exactly you're doing; we can't just guess.

OK. I now am seeing abstracts! Thank you for your help.

Now I'd like to also see the author affiliations in the record. Is that possible?

No, Zotero doesn't collect those