Why is Occam's Razor an important concept for emergency managers when making decisions? A. Like any other bias, you will fail without keeping all aspects of decision-making in mind during an emergency. B. The concept of Occam's razor is another term for Murphy's law, which states that if something can go wrong, it will go wrong. C. Without it, emergency managers can too easily view a complex disaster situation and retreat into their own silos and develop complex multifaceted response patterns, when a more direct approach would likely be the quickest and most efficient. D. Occam's Razor has no bearing on emergency manager decision-making processes, as emergency responses are too complex in nature