When Writing Recommendation Reports

question 2

Multiple Choice

When writing recommendation reports,

• A) begin with a long and detailed subject line.
• B) discuss the background in detail but keep the recommendation as brief as possible.
• C) use an obsequious tone.
• D) end with a list of benefits for taking action.
• E) make headings broad and general.

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Definitions:

Observational Methods

Research techniques where the researcher watches subjects in their natural environment without interference or manipulation.

Multi-Level Analysis

A statistical method that analyzes data that is nested within multiple levels of a hierarchy, such as individuals within teams.

Sociometry

A quantitative method for measuring social relationships and structures by analyzing the choice and rejection among members within a group or community.

Self-report

A method in research where participants provide data or information about themselves, often through questionnaires or interviews.