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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By making a distinction between a draft report and the final report, stakeholders who have a vested interest in the report can still provide input and feedback before it is finalized, but the final report can be released to all stakeholders at the same time. This reduces the perception of favoritism or preferential treatment towards certain stakeholders.

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