Risks can be identified by using all the following except:
A) historical information.
B) progressive elaboration.
C) previously identified risks.
D) ignoring potential problems.

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Ignoring potential problems would not help in identifying risks. It is important to consider all available information such as historical data, lessons learned, and previously identified risks. Progressive elaboration is also a useful technique in identifying risks as it involves continuously refining the project plan and identifying potential risks as more information becomes available.

Risks Can Be Identified by Using All the Following Except