What are critical success factors for the Plan Risk Responses process?

The correct answer is B. Define roles and responsibilities, address threats and opportunities, address interaction of risks. The Plan Risk Responses process must: (1) clearly define who owns and implements each response (roles and responsibilities), (2) address both negative risks (threats) and positive risks (opportunities) since responses differ for each, and (3) consider how risks interact, because

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ACollect high-quality information about risks, address threats and opportunities, address interaction
BDefine roles and responsibilities, address threats and opportunities, address interaction of risks
CDefine roles and responsibilities, address threats and opportunities, categorize risk causes, and
DIdentify appropriate project model, define roles and responsibilities, address threats and

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A
3% (1)
B
91% (32)
C
3% (1)
D
3% (1)

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The Plan Risk Responses process must: (1) clearly define who owns and implements each response (roles and responsibilities), (2) address both negative risks (threats) and positive risks (opportunities) since responses differ for each, and (3) consider how risks interact, because responses to one risk can affect others. Option A omits roles and responsibilities. Options C and D introduce elements like 'categorize risk causes' or 'identify the appropriate project model' that are more relevant to earlier risk processes (Identify Risks or Plan Risk Management), not Plan Risk Responses.

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