Match the following descriptions with each of Coombs (2007) 4 interrelated factors of the Crisis Lifecycle:Each option can only be used once, and some options will not be used at all.a. Preparationb. Preventionc. Prescriptiond. Revisione. Responsef. Descriptiong. ResolutionV Detecting warning signals and taking action to mitigatethe crisis.✓ Diagnosing vulnerabilities and developing the crisis plan.✓ Applying the preparation components and attempting toreturn to normal operations.✓ Evaluating the crisis response to determine what wasdone right or wrong during the crisis managementperformance.

Actions performed to prevent or lessen the occurrence of something unpleasant or harmful are…

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