In a means-end analysis, one:
A) tries to focus on the different outcomes that could occur.
B) tries to think of actions that will reduce the difference between one's present state and one's desired state.
C) attempts to combine more restricted subgoals into large-scale goals.
D) decides whether the end justifies the means.

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Means-end analysis involves identifying the difference between the current state and the desired goal state and then taking steps to reduce that difference, making it a problem-solving strategy focused on finding actions that will bridge the gap between what is and what is desired.

In a Means-End Analysis, One