In Presenting a Written Report, a Conflict About Who Has

question 7

Multiple Choice

In presenting a written report, a conflict about who has the right to see the report first may be reduced by

• A) releasing it to all stakeholders simultaneously.
• B) making a distinction between a draft report and the final report.
• C) allowing those who pay for the evaluation to have the report first.
• D) making those who want to see the report request it specifically.

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