According to the authors, which of the following is an important caution when considering the information contained in a letter of recommendation?
A) the letters are written by persons who typically have little knowledge of the applicant's knowledge and abilities
B) the letters rarely confirm information obtained from other sources required in the application process
C) the letters often repeat information that a manager or human resource employee has already previously noted
D) persons writing the letters seldom include little or no negative observations in their discussion of the applicant and his or her abilities

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Letters of recommendation often lack negative observations, presenting a one-sided view of the applicant's abilities and characteristics.

According to the Authors, Which of the Following Is an Important