If - Then" statements are often used in risk identification and are of the form: "If A, then B." In this type of risk identification statement, A and B refer to (respectively): Group of answer choices an issue occurring on the project and possible actions to address it a possible risk event and the actions that will be taken if the risk event occurs a possible risk event and the impact or consequence of the risk event if it occurs an issue occurring on the project and the impact of that issue