CAPM Practice: Demonstrate an understanding of project management planning
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Correct answer: Reassess the risk's potential impact and update the risk response strategy if needed
Explanation
When a risk's probability changes significantly, the project manager should first reassess both the probability and impact to understand the current risk exposure, then evaluate whether the existing response strategy is still appropriate or needs updating.
**Why not A:** Escalating to the sponsor and requesting additional budget may be premature. Before requesting resources, Olumide should first understand the updated risk exposure by reassessing both probability and impact to determine if the current response strategy is still adequate.
**Why not C:** Removing lower-probability risks from the register would reduce overall risk visibility. All identified risks should remain documented regardless of their relative priority. Risk management requires monitoring all risks, not just the highest-probability ones.
**Why not D:** Implementing all contingency plans immediately is reactive and may be unnecessary. Contingency plans are triggered by specific conditions, and a reassessment should determine whether the existing response strategy needs to be updated or if contingencies are truly warranted.
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This question covers Demonstrate an understanding of project management planning under Demonstrate an understanding of project management planning (Project Management Fundamentals and Core Concepts).
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