When drawing conclusions for a report, you should
A)introduce new information that wasn't discussed in the report.
B)avoid getting input from other members of your research team.
C)ignore information in the report that doesn't support your point of view.
D)interpret your research results logically, based strictly on the information in your report.

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D)Your conclusions must be logical, relevant, and based on evidence that you gathered in your research. Don't introduce any new information, yet don't ignore information in your report, just because it doesn't support your conclusion. Also, don't expect all team members to reach the same conclusion, after examining the evidence.

When Drawing Conclusions for a Report, You Should