Question 341General Subjects - 1st Asst/Chief

The correct answer is A) Problem-solving meeting. In a problem-solving meeting, the group is working together to find a solution to a specific issue or challenge. Using group consensus as the decision-making process is most appropriate in this type of meeting, as it allows the group to collaborate and come to an agreement on the best course of action. The other meeting types (information-giving, fact-finding, and information exchange) are more focused on sharing or gathering information, rather than making a collective decision, so group consensus would not be the most suitable process for those.