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Select the description below which does NOT accurately characterise how computational recursion works.
(a).
Recursion is the repeated application of a self-referencing function or procedure.
(b).
Recursion decomposes a problem into increasingly smaller instances of the same problem.
(c).
Recursion must eventually reach a base case in order to stop making further recursive calls.
(d).
Recursion must aggregate results returned from recursive calls to form a solution.
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