Which of the Following Is an Accurate Statement Concerning the Reporting

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an accurate statement concerning the reporting of quantitative data?

A) People are not usually interested in proportions or ratios, because they are confusing.
B) When tabulating research results of opinions and preferences, reporting exact statistics to the most accurate decimal point is necessary to avoid distortion in interpretation.
C) Common language reduces difficult figures to the "common denominators" of language and ideas.
D) Common language is specific to indicators of actual count or quantity.