Which of the Following Does a Background Section of a Report

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does a background section of a report cover?

• A) Recommendations to solve a problem or issue
• B) Title of the report and name of the person it is created for
• C) Arguments backed with essential evidence and data
• D) Insight for people reading the document in years to come
• E) Analysis of causes of a problem and its possible solutions

Understand how the Big Five personality dimensions relate to job satisfaction.

Recognize the potential implications of high narcissism on job performance despite positive interview impressions.

Grasp the validity and purpose of the Oregon Vocational Interest Scales (ORVIS) in assessing vocational interests.

Understand the relationship between ORVIS, Big Five personality dimensions, and career path determination.

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Definitions:

Presuppositions

Implicit assumptions or beliefs that are taken for granted in communication or reasoning.

Innate Ideas

Ideas that we are born with, which may include tendencies to think in certain ways that are hardwired into our minds.

Empirical Ideas

Concepts or thoughts derived from or verified by observation, experience, or experiment as opposed to theory or pure logic.

Indubitable

Not susceptible to being doubted.