The report of an evaluation study typically differs from the report of a research study in that the former
A) is simpler, because stakeholders only want the "bottom line."
B) is often prepared in different forms for different stakeholder groups.
C) contains a more extensive review of the literature.
D) places more emphasis on the generalizability of the findings.

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Evaluation study reports are often tailored in different forms to meet the specific needs or interests of various stakeholder groups, unlike research study reports which are usually more standardized.

The Report of an Evaluation Study Typically Differs from the Report