The first step in a decision-making process is to ________.
A) generate options or alternatives
B) select the best or optimum option
C) recognize and define the problem
D) implement the decision
E) monitor the results

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A)The first step in a decision-making process is to recognize and define the problem or opportunity. Most companies look for problems or opportunities by gathering customer feedback, conducting studies, or monitoring such warning signals as declining sales or profits, excess inventory buildup, or high customer turnover.
B)The first step in a decision-making process is to recognize and define the problem or opportunity. Most companies look for problems or opportunities by gathering customer feedback, conducting studies, or monitoring such warning signals as declining sales or profits, excess inventory buildup, or high customer turnover.
C)The first step in a decision-making process is to recognize and define the problem or opportunity. Most companies look for problems or opportunities by gathering customer feedback, conducting studies, or monitoring such warning signals as declining sales or profits, excess inventory buildup, or high customer turnover.
D)The first step in a decision-making process is to recognize and define the problem or opportunity. Most companies look for problems or opportunities by gathering customer feedback, conducting studies, or monitoring such warning signals as declining sales or profits, excess inventory buildup, or high customer turnover.
E)The first step in a decision-making process is to recognize and define the problem or opportunity. Most companies look for problems or opportunities by gathering customer feedback, conducting studies, or monitoring such warning signals as declining sales or profits, excess inventory buildup, or high customer turnover.

The First Step in a Decision-Making Process Is to ________