Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to take a chance [title] Evaluate the risk. [step] For most people, the fear of not having control of an outcome is the greatest deterrent to taking a risk. Intelligent risk-taking doesn't mean approaching life with reckless abandon. <sep> (A) Indeed, a person who's afraid of making the right actions will feel like the right choice isn't right for them. For practical reasons, it's better to err on the side of caution, especially if certain risks are enough to scare you. (B) It means being informed of the possible outcomes, weighing possibilities, and making informed decisions. Having confidence in yourself and your abilities-despite any outcome-helps you move forward with risk-taking. (C) Learning to identify risks as real can help you overcome them and think more rationally. [substeps] Take control of all your decisions as much as possible. (D) When you make the first move, challenge yourself to put the baby first and make the most of it. [substeps] Sometimes the fear of uncertainty is the most motivating thing that does lead to intelligent choices.
Output (English): B