A written evaluation report includes
A) an abstract much like those used with research reports.
B) elaborate footnotes detailing the precise statistical tests used.
C) detailed statistical results in the body of the report so that readers can evaluate the analysis.
D) a summary that provides readers with an overview of the evaluation and recommendations.

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A written evaluation report should include a summary that provides readers with an overview of the evaluation and recommendations. While an abstract may be included, elaborate footnotes detailing statistical tests used are not necessary for a general evaluation report. While statistical results may be included, they should not be the primary focus of the report as the goal is to provide an evaluation, rather than a research paper-like analysis.

A Written Evaluation Report Includes