1-In a development project, the technical manager and the communications specialist are arguing about how the qualitative risk analysis should be performed. The technical manager thinks that the analysis should not be applied to all of the risks identified because there are too many, so he suggests that it only be considered for the most important risks. However, the communications specialist points out that the analysis must be applied to all risks, because only after that will they know which risks are the most important. Who do you think is right?

2- Which of these techniques facilitates the objectivity of the qualitative analysis?

3- What does the Qualitative Risk Analysis process entail?

a. Both b. It depends on the risks' seriousness c. The technical manager d. The communications specialist a. The Expert Judgment b. The SWOT Analysis c. The Alternatives Analysis d. The Information Quality Analysis a. Assessing the overall Project risk from the combined effects of all risks and their potential interactions b. Assessing the likelihood that a risk will occur and the effect it would have on the Project's objectives C. Assessing risk causes to identify the root on which the response should be focused d. Assessing common effects by risk group to determine which areas of the Project are most vulnerable