Which of the following is not a common cause of scope creep?
A) Poor requirements analysis
B) Not involving users early enough
C) Underestimating project complexity
D) Lack of change control
E) Policy change

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Scope creep typically refers to the uncontrolled expansion of project scope without adjustments to time, cost, and resources, often due to factors like poor requirements analysis (A), not involving users early enough (B), underestimating project complexity (C), and lack of change control (D). Policy change (E), however, is not inherently a cause of scope creep but can influence project parameters in a broader sense.

Which of the Following Is Not a Common Cause of Scope