The Decision-Making Approach of Herbert Simon Can Be Best Described

The decision-making approach of Herbert Simon can be best described as

A) an attempt to understand organizations in terms of what types of decisions are made and with what types of information.
B) the stories,rites,and rituals which influence all of organizational life.
C) decisions to be made about organizational operation contingent upon external environmental influences.
D) management responsibility for ultimate organization and direction of all work.