CAPM · Question #216
What type of risk is Variability risk?
The correct answer is D. Integrated risk. NOTE: The given answer of D (Integrated risk) conflicts with standard PMI/PMBOK 6th Edition guidance. Per PMI, risks are broadly categorized as event risks (something may or may not happen) and non-event risks. Variability risk - which reflects uncertainty about the possible…
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- AEmerging risk
- BNon-event risk
- CAmbiguity risk
- DIntegrated risk
How the community answered
(55 responses)- A2% (1)
- B5% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D91% (50)
Explanation
NOTE: The given answer of D (Integrated risk) conflicts with standard PMI/PMBOK 6th Edition guidance. Per PMI, risks are broadly categorized as event risks (something may or may not happen) and non-event risks. Variability risk - which reflects uncertainty about the possible range of values for a known variable (e.g., productivity rate, material cost) - is classified as a Non-event risk (choice B), alongside Ambiguity risk. 'Integrated risk' is not a standard PMI risk category. If this question appears on a proprietary exam, verify the source material, as the PMI-standard answer is B (Non-event risk).
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