What is the purpose of the 'Recommendations' section in a forensic report?

• A. Suggestions for future research.
• B. A detailed list of raw data and tests.
• C. Guidance for treatment, safety planning, and decision-making.
• D. A diary of the evaluator's opinions.

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the Recommendations section turns what the assessment found into practical steps for action. It provides guidance on what should happen next in terms of treatment, safety planning, and decisions about care or risk management, so those involved can apply the findings in real-world situations.

This is not about listing raw data or test details—that content belongs with the results or methods. It's not about suggesting future research, which would broaden knowledge beyond the immediate case. It also shouldn’t read like the evaluator’s diary of opinions; recommendations should be grounded in the findings and relevant guidelines to inform concrete decisions and actions.