The decision-making step in which the group comes to agreement on the nature of the problem is called
A) identifying the problem.
B) analyzing the cause.
C) searching for alternative solutions.
D) clarifying the problem.

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The correct answer is D because clarifying the problem involves identifying and agreeing on the nature of the problem, which is the first step in the decision-making process. Option A, identifying the problem, is incorrect because it only refers to recognizing that a problem exists, while option B, analyzing the cause, and option C, searching for alternative solutions, come after the group has agreed on what the problem is.

The Decision-Making Step in Which the Group Comes to Agreement