In a report, discussing factors beyond your control that affect report quality is called ________.
A) an excuse for poor research
B) stating the problem/purpose
C) stating the scope
D) stating limitations

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Stating limitations is discussing factors beyond your control that affect report quality. It is important to acknowledge these limitations and how they may have affected the research findings. However, it is not an excuse for poor research as it is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and address these limitations to the best of their ability. Stating the problem/purpose and scope are important sections in a report, but they do not relate to discussing factors beyond your control.

In a Report, Discussing Factors Beyond Your Control That Affect