Which of the following risk response planning techniques is a project manager using when they are changing the project plan to remove the risks impact?

Transference involves shifting the risk's impact and ownership to a third party, not removing its impact by changing the plan.

Mitigation aims to reduce the probability or impact of a risk to an acceptable threshold, not eliminate it entirely.

Acceptance involves acknowledging the existence of a risk and not taking any proactive action, either passively or actively.

Risk avoidance involves changing the project plan to eliminate the threat or its conditions, thereby removing the risk's impact completely. This technique means not performing an activity that carries risk, or changing the project scope or objectives to prevent the risk from occurring.