Problem Statements Are Most Effective When

question 47

Multiple Choice

Problem statements are most effective when

• A) the contextual details in the statements conceal the urgency of the problem.
• B) they provide the unique context of the problem for the organization.
• C) they are placed at the end of the report as a review.
• D) they avoid using predictions and cause-effect statements.
• E) APA style is used for documentation instead of MLA style.

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