Unlike reports, most proposals
A) contain many supplementary parts.
B) contain few supplementary parts.
C) never contain an appendix.
D) are never analytical.
E) are written in an informal tone.
Answer: B
Explanation: B) Proposals may occasionally have appendices, but they rarely contain other forms of supplementary material, unlike reports. They maintain a professional, formal tone.
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Bohari is a student at Louisiana State University. He has just completed a Principles of Management course and received his final class grade. His professor seemed to make an error and gave him a final class grade of an “A” even though his actual grade should have been a “C.” Bohari is trying to decide whether or not to let the professor know about this error. On the one hand, he needs the “A” to improve his overall GPA. However, he knows that he did not earn that “A” and it might be the right thing to tell his professor. This is an example of ______.
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A. post-purchase regret. B. dissonance. C. adoption jitters. D. reference group influence. E. a stimulus-response reaction.