Political theorist: Even with the best spies, area experts, and satellite surveillance, foreign policy assessments can still lack important information. In such circumstances intuitive judgment is vital. A national leader with such judgment can make good decisions about foreign policy even when current information is incomplete, since__ . Which of the following, if true, most logically completes the argument? ['good foreign policy decisions often lead to improved methods of gathering information', 'the central reason for failure in foreign policy decision making is the absence of critical information', 'intuitive judgment can produce good decisions based on past experience, even when there are important gaps in current information', 'those leaders whose foreign policy decisions have been highly ranked have also been found to have good intuitive judgment']