When critiquing a research report, avoid all of the following except:
A. nitpicking or finding fault on trivial details associated with the report.
B. providing explanations that justify your comments.
C. forgetting that your purpose is to advise the researcher and improve the clarity of the report.
D. writing the critique in a condescending manner.
Question 2
In deciding whether to prepare the research report for publication, come to a decision on:
A. whether the research report is free from flaws.
B. whether the research report is important enough for publication.
C. whether other colleagues would be interested in the topic.
D. all of the above