The Basis of Means-Ends Analysis, as a Problem-Solving Technique, Is

Multiple Choice

The basis of means-ends analysis, as a problem-solving technique, is to:

A) reword a well-defined problem into a heuristic.
B) persist in problem solving until an end state is reached, by any means available.
C) search for a way to reduce differences between a current situation and the desired goal.
D) reword an algorithm into a heuristic.