During the 'communicate' step of the EDA process, your audience is having difficulty understanding your conclusions. How could you address this issue?
- Adjust your communication approach to better meet the audience's understanding.
- Clarify their doubts during the communication phase.
- Ignore their difficulty and continue with the communication.
- Tell them to refer to the raw data for clarification.
If the audience is having difficulty understanding the conclusions during the 'communicate' phase, the best approach would be to adjust your communication to better meet the audience's understanding. This might involve simplifying complex concepts, using more visual aids, or providing more contextual explanations. Effective communication is key to ensuring the insights from the analysis are understood and can be acted upon.
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