You work as a project manager for BlueWell Inc. You would like to utilize sensitivity analysis in your project, but the management does not understand how this will be displayed. What type of chart…

An Ishikawa chart (fishbone or cause-and-effect diagram) is used to trace root causes of defects or problems, not to display the relative impact of risks from sensitivity analysis.

A Force Field Analysis chart evaluates driving and restraining forces for organizational change initiatives, not risk sensitivity results.

A GERT chart models probabilistic and conditional logic within project network schedules and is unrelated to displaying sensitivity analysis outputs.

A Tornado diagram is a specialized bar chart used to present sensitivity analysis results by ranking project variables from the widest range of effect at the top to the narrowest at the bottom, creating a tornado-like shape. It visually communicates which uncertain variables have the greatest potential to affect project outcomes such as cost or schedule, helping the team focus quantitative risk efforts appropriately.