During iteration planning, the team works to craft a goal—an iteration commitment. What is the correct sequence and best approach?

A. Review the stories, use Planning Poker to assign a value, groom the backlog, pick the top stories that can be performed in the iteration, and assign the iteration backlog.

B. Review the stories, use the product owner’s assigned value, groom the backlog, estimate effort in points, pick the top stories that can be performed in the iteration based on velocity, and assign the iteration backlog.

C. Review the stories, use the product owner’s assigned value, adjust the value upward for threats and down for opportunities, groom the backlog, estimate effort in points, pick the top stories that can be performed in the iteration based on velocity, and assign the iteration backlog.

D. Review the stories, use the product owner’s assigned value, groom the backlog, estimate effort in points, pick the top stories that can be performed in the iteration based on velocity, determine if the team has the talent to perform, and assign the iteration backlog.