According to the expected effects matrix,noticeable events having a high likelihood of occurrence:
A)must be dealt with 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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Noticeable events with a high likelihood of occurrence are "alert" variables that must be watched closely, as they have the potential to significantly impact the project or organization. While they may not require immediate action, they cannot be safely ignored either. Therefore, the best option is to closely monitor these events and be prepared to take action if necessary. Choice A (must be dealt with immediately) is incorrect, as not all high likelihood events require immediate action. Choice C (can be safely ignored) is also incorrect, as any event with a high likelihood of occurrence is unlikely to be safely ignored. Choice D (control variables that require contingency planning and tracking, if possible) is partially correct, as these events do require contingency planning and tracking, but they are not necessarily "control" variables.

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