Beth is a project team member on the JHG Project. Beth has added extra features to the project and this has introduced new risks to the project work. The project manager of the JHG project elects to remove the features Beth has added. The process of removing the extra features to remove the risks is called what?
The process of removing extra features that have already introduced risks is a form of corrective control. Corrective controls are actions taken to correct or mitigate issues and bring the project back into alignment with the project plan. Since the risks have already been introduced by Beth's actions and the project manager is taking steps to remove those features, this aligns with the definition of corrective control. Preventive controls are designed to prevent problems before they occur, which is not the case in this scenario.
I would have thought the right answer is corrective, the question wasn't clear as to when the risks were discovered
risk avoidance if it was an option.
it should be corrective
The process of removing extra features that Beth added in order to reduce risks is an example of corrective control. Corrective control refers to taking steps to address issues, risks, or other problems that have already occurred in a project in order to get things back on track. By removing the extra features Beth added that introduced new risks, the project manager is implementing a corrective action to mitigate those risks. Preventive control refers to taking proactive measures to prevent potential issues or risks from occurring. Scope creep refers to uncontrolled changes in a project's scope. Detective control is not a standard project management term. So out of the options, corrective control best describes the process outlined in the scenario. The best answer is C. Corrective control.
answer is corrective