Discussion
Decision-making comprises of three different activities :
Answer: A
The three activities are intelligence, design, choice.
Herbert Simon divided decision-making into three phases: the intelligence activity of searching the environment for occasions that call for a decision, the design activity of inventing and analysing possible courses of action, and the choice activity of selecting one of them.
Each wrong option swaps one of Simon's terms: 'problem' for design, 'opinion' for intelligence, or 'environment' for choice. None of those is one of the three phases.
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