In a Typical Problem-Solving Meeting, the Facilitator's Initial Focus Should

In a typical problem-solving meeting, the facilitator's initial focus should be on

A) discussing the history and current impacts of the problem.
B) getting agreement on the definition of the problem.
C) describing his or her ideas for resolving the problem.
D) considering the causes and future consequences if the problem is not solved.
E) brainstorming options for addressing the problem.