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"Belittled" means feeling undervalued or disrespected, which fits with the idea of someone's contributions not being acknowledged."Omitted" means left out, which logically follows when someone's work is not included in a final report."Disregarded, objectified" – "Disregarded" fits the context, but "objectified" means treating someone as an object rather than acknowledging their contributions, which doesn't align with the meaning of the sentence."Criticized, included" – If contributions were included, it contradicts the idea of being ignored or undervalued."Appreciated, overlooked" – "Appreciated" is the opposite of what the sentence suggests.Thus, Option 2 ("belittled, omitted") is the most appropriate choice.
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