How do the resource descriptions (typing) used in the Incident Command System lead to a more effective response? Choose the best answer. A. Resource typing is used to designate the facilities in the vicinity of the incident area that will be used in the course of incident management activities B. Resource typing provides a unique standard for each user and makes it easier to fill positions with qualified personnel C. Resource typing helps to avoid confusion by eliminating radio codes, institution-specific acronyms, and jargon D. Resource typing helps avoid confusion and enhances interoperability because everyone understands the capabilities of the resources