Oral presentations differ from written presentations of scientific studies mainly in terms of
A) whether conclusions from statistical analyses are mentioned.
B) whether they are interesting.
C) the amount of details provided.
D) the use of figures or graphs.

Question

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Oral presentations typically provide less detailed information than written presentations due to time constraints and the need to engage the audience with visuals and concise information. Statistical analyses and figures or graphs may still be included in oral presentations, but the level of detail will generally be lower than in written presentations. The interest level of a presentation is subjective and can vary regardless of the format.

Oral Presentations Differ from Written Presentations of Scientific Studies Mainly