How does the space mission's 'go/no-go' decision differ from launch abort criteria?

How does the space mission's 'go/no-go' decision differ from launch abort criteria?

• A. Go/no-go is a decision point for proceeding; abort criteria specify conditions that justify aborting to ensure safety.
• B. Go/no-go is abort conditions; launch criteria decide to proceed
• C. Go/no-go is a final safety test; abort criteria are optional
• D. Go/no-go is about payload readiness; abort criteria about weather only

Answer: (A)