Paul has a problem: He is thirsty. Put his decision-making steps in the right order based on the steps in the decision-making process Rank the options below. At the caf, Paul can choose a 16-ounce latte, a 12-ounce iced green tea, or a 20-ounce diet soft drink The price of the latte is $4.50; the price of the green tea is $3.50, and the price of the soft drink is $2.00. Paul absolutely loves lattes, especially from this caf. The foam is deliciously fluffy, and the caffeine will help energize him for the afternoon. The green tea is delicious, and also caffeinated. Paul prefers the natural taste of green tea to lattes. The soft drink has no health benefits, and Paul isn't comfortable with the ingredients in this particular brand. Nevertheless, it is a very affordable (caffeinated) option Paul decides to order the 12-ounce iced green tea. As he takes the first sip, Paul knows he makes the right choice for an afternoon beverage on a hot day. But the latte at the next table looks delicious. Paul is thirsty