PK0-004 · Question #678
A project sponsor no longer wants to receive email communications and insists on physical paper copies. Which of the following BEST describes this situation?
The correct answer is B. Personal preferences. The sponsor's insistence on paper copies over email is driven purely by individual preference - not by any cultural norm, organizational policy, or technology constraint. Personal preferences refer to how a specific individual chooses to communicate or work, regardless of what…
Question
A project sponsor no longer wants to receive email communications and insists on physical paper copies. Which of the following BEST describes this situation?
Options
- ACultural differences
- BPersonal preferences
- CIntraorganizational differences
- DTechnological factors
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A4% (2)
- B89% (51)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
The sponsor's insistence on paper copies over email is driven purely by individual preference - not by any cultural norm, organizational policy, or technology constraint. Personal preferences refer to how a specific individual chooses to communicate or work, regardless of what others around them do. Cultural differences would imply a group-level norm (e.g., a preference common across a country or ethnicity). Intraorganizational differences would involve conflicting practices between departments or teams. Technological factors would imply a barrier such as lack of internet access or incompatible systems - not a deliberate choice. Since this is a single stakeholder's personal choice, B is correct.
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