The "decision cube" defines crises based upon their position along the following three dimensions

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The "decision cube" defines crises based on their threat level, decision time, and awareness. These factors play a significant role in determining the appropriate response to a crisis. The other options listed do not adequately capture the key dimensions of a crisis. Low, medium, and high politics (choice A) are too vague and do not provide specific criteria for assessing a crisis. Allies, adversaries, and non-alignment (choice C) are relevant factors, but they do not encompass all the necessary dimensions of a crisis. The use of force, sanctions, or no action (choice D) is too narrow and does not account for other factors, such as the level of threat and decision time. Therefore, the best choice is B.

The "Decision Cube" Defines Crises Based Upon Their Position Along