When communicating the results of evidence to consumers, practitioners should be sure to do all of the following except:
A) Use simple, concrete, nontechnical, culturally neutral language
B) Be comprehensive, covering all details of the evidence thoroughly
C) Check frequently for confusion or lack of comprehension
D) Suggest concrete actions related to the information

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Being comprehensive and covering all details of the evidence thoroughly can overwhelm consumers, especially if they are not experts in the field. It's more effective to communicate the most relevant and important information in a clear and understandable way.

When Communicating the Results of Evidence to Consumers, Practitioners Should