In a problem-solving situation, what is considered in a means-end analysis?
A) random associations
B) only the eventual goal
C) only the current state of affairs
D) both the current state of affairs and the eventual goal

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Means-end analysis involves considering both the current state of affairs and the eventual goal. Random associations may not be helpful in achieving the goal and focusing solely on the eventual goal may not provide a clear plan of action. Therefore, D is the best choice.

In a Problem-Solving Situation, What Is Considered in a Means-End