In the expected effects matrix, those problems placed in the bottom/right cell:
A) should be taken care of immediately.
B) are alert variables that must be watched closely.
C) can be safely ignored.
D) are control variables that require contingency planning and tracking, if possible.

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Those problems placed in the bottom/right cell should be taken care of immediately because they are both urgent and important.

In the Expected Effects Matrix, Those Problems Placed in the Bottom/right