Which of the Following Raises the Credibility of a Report

question 49

Multiple Choice

Which of the following raises the credibility of a report?

• A) avoiding the use of cause-effect statements
• B) providing supporting details for your conclusions
• C) designing the report for ease of use
• D) using direct quotations rather than paraphrases
• E) eliminating choppy bulleted lists

Grasp the public's expectations of business in terms of financial and social responsibility contributions.

Understand the global perspective of corporate social responsibility and distinguish between its various areas.

Recognize the significance of voluntary actions in defining social responsibility.

Understand the arguments for and against corporate social responsibility.

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Definitions:

Expected Gain

The anticipated value or profit that results from a particular action or decision, often calculated in statistical or financial models.

False Negative

An error in test results in which a positive condition is incorrectly reported as negative.

Discrete Probability Distribution

A statistical distribution that shows the probabilities of outcomes with distinct values.

Standard Deviation

A metric that quantifies the spread or variation of a data collection in comparison to its average value.