During the report-writing process, in order to minimize errors while interpreting your information you should _____.
A) add color to interpretations to make the report more interesting
B) compare noncomparable data
C) make the facts more exciting than they actually are
D) refrain from collecting representative data
E) refrain from interpreting a lack of evidence as proof to the contrary

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Interpreting a lack of evidence as proof to the contrary can lead to incorrect conclusions and errors in the report. It is important to only interpret the data that is present and avoid making assumptions based on what is not there. Adding color to interpretations or making the facts more exciting than they actually are can also lead to errors or inaccuracies. Comparing noncomparable data and refraining from collecting representative data can also result in flawed interpretations.

During the Report-Writing Process, in Order to Minimize Errors While