This question is so straightforward, I feel like there's a catch somewhere. Maybe the correct answer is 'All of the above' and they're just trying to trip us up!
Option B is tempting, but the analyst might not always be the best person to assess the issue. Gotta go with D - the Affected User is the real expert here.
Haha, option A is a classic IT support trap. Adding a worknote doesn't auGloryatically make you an assessor. That's like saying the pizza delivery guy should be on the request list.
I'm going with option C. Any user who has Response Tasks on the incident seems like the logical choice. They're already engaged in the resolution process.
The Affected User on the incident? Makes sense to me. That's the person who's experiencing the issue, so they should be involved in the assessment process.
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