How Are Conclusions Different from Recommendations in a Research Report

question 32

Multiple Choice

How are conclusions different from recommendations in a research report?

• A) Conclusions are derived from secondary research, whereas recommendations are derived from primary research.
• B) Conclusions list the topics of the report in sequential order, while recommendations highlight each topical area, subdivisions within each area, and corresponding page numbers.
• C) Recommendations are broad, whereas conclusions are very narrow.
• D) Conclusions concisely explain research findings and the meaning that can be attached to the findings, whereas recommendations are for appropriate future actions.
• E) Recommendations are internally generated, while conclusions are externally generated.

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