When incorporating complex information into a report, how can you introduce new, important topics?
A) Avoid transitions to avoid confusion with previous material
B) Use third level headings
C) Add links to additional information
D) Include review sections
E) Include preview sections
E
Explanation: E) Preview sections introduce important topics by helping readers get ready for new information; they are particularly helpful when the information is complex, unexpected, or unfamiliar.
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