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You are writing a report about an inmate refusing to attend a program. Which statement is an example of reporting a fact?

A factual statement describes observable actions or direct quotes, whereas the other options introduce subjective interpretations or opinions about the inmate's

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Question: You are writing a report about an inmate refusing to attend a program. Which statement is an example of reporting a fact?

Answer options:

  • Inmate Smith appeared defiant and lazy, refusing to get up. ✅ Inmate Smith stated, 'I'm not going to that program today,' and remained seated on their bunk.
  • Inmate Smith was clearly trying to cause trouble by not attending the program.
  • It seemed like Inmate Smith was intentionally being uncooperative.

Correct answer: Inmate Smith stated, 'I'm not going to that program today,' and remained seated on their bunk.

Explanation: A factual statement describes observable actions or direct quotes, whereas the other options introduce subjective interpretations or opinions about the inmate's behaviour or motivations.

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