Analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of a project is known as:

A risk response which involves eliminating a threat is called:

The iterative process of increasing the level of detail in a project management plan as greater amounts of information become available is known as:

You are managing a construction project. During your risk identification interviews you learn that there has been a string of construction site thefts over the past few months in the area where your will be building your project. The team agrees that it's unlikely that people will be able to steal from your site. Even if thieves could get around your security, it's even more unlikely that your project will lose a significant amount of material if a theft does occur. You decide to monitor the risk from time to time to be sure that it continues to have a low probability and impact. Where do you record the risk so that you don't lose track of it?

A common mistake in communications is to _____ of the receiver.