The recommendations you make in a report should

A) interpret the results of your research.
B) not be limited by the report's conclusion.
C) tell audience members what they want to hear.
D) adequately describe the steps that come next.
E) identify areas of research that support your opinion.

The recommendations made in a report should adequately describe the steps that come next. This means outlining actionable steps that can be taken based on the research and findings presented in the report. It is important to provide clear and specific recommendations that can help address the issue or problem being studied. It is also important to make sure the recommendations are feasible and fit within any constraints (e.g. time, budget, resources) that may be present.