Which of the following is a typical characteristic of Scrum?

Scrum typically advocates for small teams, ideally 3-9 members, to maximize communication and minimize coordination overhead, not large teams.

Scrum is often used for projects with high uncertainty and evolving requirements, indicating a higher, not lower, risk scope where adaptability is key.

A core principle of Scrum is that the development team is self-organized and self-managing, meaning they collectively decide how to best perform their work to deliver the sprint goal. This autonomy fosters ownership and efficiency within the team.

Scrum is designed for environments where the scope is often emergent and refined iteratively, rather than being completely well-defined upfront.