Which one of the following is NOT a guideline for reporting analyses?
A)Present data so the reader can recompute them.
B)Give enough detail so a secondary analyst could replicate the study.
C)Integrate supporting materials.
D)Be a little vague on your conclusions to encourage the reader to become more involved.
E)Write your conclusions based on your personal opinion as to what the results should indicate.

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Being vague on conclusions does not encourage the reader to become more involved, but rather it may create confusion and uncertainty about the study's findings. It is important to provide clear and concise conclusions based on the results of the analysis. The other options (A, B, C, E) are all important guidelines for reporting analyses.

Which One of the Following Is NOT a Guideline for Reporting