When Prioritizing the Order of Primary Target Patterns in Hodson's

When prioritizing the order of primary target patterns in Hodson's (2007) cycles approach, the primary pattern selected first is:

A) the pattern that a child would like to work on.
B) the pattern with the poorest stimulability, so that the child learns to expand his or her phonetic inventory.
C) the pattern with the best stimulability or readiness, to ensure that a child achieves immediate success.
D) the pattern that will have the greatest impact on a child's speech intelligibility regardless of stimulability status.