Which two dimensions are used in the stakeholder power grid? (Choose two.)

While 'Influence' is correct, 'Authority' is a source of power but not one of the two primary dimensions of the standard power-interest grid.

One dimension of the stakeholder power grid is 'Power', which refers to a stakeholder's ability to influence the project or its outcomes. 'Influence' is a direct synonym for 'Power' in this context, representing their capacity to affect decisions or project direction.

'Empathy' is not a standard dimension used to categorize stakeholders in a power grid analysis.

The other critical dimension of the stakeholder power grid is 'Interest', which measures how much a stakeholder cares about or is affected by the project's success or failure. 'Support' often aligns with or stems from a stakeholder's interest in seeing a project succeed.

'Consensus' and 'Support' are aspects of stakeholder engagement, but they are not the two fundamental dimensions that define a stakeholder power grid.