The type of conclusion presented can depend on the context of the discussion or text in question. However, typically in academic or analytical writing:
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A. summative: A summative conclusion summarizes the main points or findings without introducing new information.
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B. evaluative: An evaluative conclusion assesses and judges the significance or value of the findings or arguments presented.
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C. quantitative: A quantitative conclusion is based on numerical data and statistical analysis.
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D. repetitive: A repetitive conclusion restates information without adding new insights or perspectives.
If you provide more context about the conclusion you are referring to, I can give you a more accurate answer. Otherwise, based on the definitions alone, I would suggest that A (summative) would be the most common type of conclusion seen in various forms of writing.