Which of the following is an appropriate practice for improving your interpretation of findings?
A) Comparing noncomparable data
B) Adding color to interpretations to make the report more interesting
C) Making glib conclusions and recommendations as much as possible
D) Maintaining a judicial attitude
E) Refraining from collecting representative data

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Maintaining a judicial attitude is the appropriate practice for improving interpretation of findings. This means remaining impartial and objective in interpretation, avoiding bias or personal opinions, and considering all relevant factors before coming to a conclusion or recommendation. Comparing noncomparable data or refraining from collecting representative data would result in unreliable interpretations. Adding color to interpretations may be engaging, but it can also distract from the focus of the report and may not enhance the accuracy of the interpretations. Making glib conclusions and recommendations may lead to incomplete or inaccurate interpretations, and neglect important nuances or complexities in the data.

Which of the Following Is an Appropriate Practice for Improving