When You Report Secondary Information to Your Audience,you Must

question 33

Multiple Choice

When you report secondary information to your audience,you must:

• A)allow the audience to make their own assumptions.
• B)cite both the primary and secondary sources clearly.
• C)explain what the primary researcher actually means.
• D)give your evaluation of each of the research sources.
• E)paraphrase the information so that it's clear to you.

Know the roles and responsibilities in a company's financial operations.

Understand the importance of documentation in internal controls.

Recognize the various types of endorsements and their purposes.

Identify procedures for handling and recording cash transactions.

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