PMI-ACP · Question #177
A methodology that is based on solutions or sequences of steps that is known to work for the discipline is known as,
The correct answer is A. Normative. A Normative methodology (A) prescribes a specific set of steps, rules, or best practices that are accepted as the correct or standard way to perform work within a discipline - it tells practitioners what they 'should' do based on established norms. Rational (B) refers to…
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A methodology that is based on solutions or sequences of steps that is known to work for the discipline is known as,
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- ANormative
- BRational
- CHeuristic
- DParticipative
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(28 responses)- A93% (26)
- B4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
A Normative methodology (A) prescribes a specific set of steps, rules, or best practices that are accepted as the correct or standard way to perform work within a discipline - it tells practitioners what they 'should' do based on established norms. Rational (B) refers to logic-based decision making. Heuristic (C) involves rule-of-thumb, experience-based approaches. Participative (D) emphasizes stakeholder involvement. The key distinguisher is that normative methodologies are prescriptive and based on proven, discipline-accepted sequences.
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