Jennifer usually worked long hours at her job at the hospital, so her husband Ari, an amateur chef, prepared most of the meals for the family. As an anniversary gift, Jennifer bought Ari a top-of-the-line professional cook top and range. Ari's primary role in this process was that of ________.
A. decision maker
B. information gatherer
C. user
D. influencer
E. purchaser
Answer: C
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