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Which of the following is used to classify stakeholders based on their assessments of power, urgency, and legitimacy?

The correct answer is C. Salience model. The salience model classifies stakeholders using three attributes - power, urgency, and legitimacy. Other models use different attribute combinations.

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Question

Which of the following is used to classify stakeholders based on their assessments of power, urgency, and legitimacy?

Options

  • APower interest grid
  • BStakeholder cube
  • CSalience model
  • DDirections of influence

How the community answered

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  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    88% (30)
  • D
    6% (2)

Why each option

The salience model classifies stakeholders using three attributes - power, urgency, and legitimacy. Other models use different attribute combinations.

APower interest grid

The power/interest grid classifies stakeholders using only two dimensions - power and interest - not urgency or legitimacy.

BStakeholder cube

The stakeholder cube is a three-dimensional grid that typically uses power, interest, and attitude (or engagement level), not urgency and legitimacy.

CSalience modelCorrect

The salience model, described in the PMBOK Guide, classifies stakeholders based on the intersection of three attributes: power (ability to impose their will), urgency (need for immediate attention), and legitimacy (appropriateness of their involvement). This three-attribute model helps prioritize stakeholder engagement by identifying the most salient stakeholders.

DDirections of influence

Directions of influence describes how stakeholders affect the project directionally (upward, downward, outward, sideward) and is not a classification model based on attributes.

Concept tested: Stakeholder classification using the salience model

Topics

#Stakeholder Management#Salience Model#Stakeholder Analysis#Project Planning

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