According to Shenhar and Dvir, as the project system scope became more complex and the system scope of the project became larger:
A) more sophisticated management tools were put in place to reduce project uncertainty.
B) project managers became less invested in processes such as redesign and testing.
C) project managers became more invested in informal planning and control issues.
D) the project management approach most likely adjusted to a systematic classification.
E) project managers used fewer risk management techniques.

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Shenhar and Dvir state that as the project system scope became more complex and larger, more sophisticated management tools were put in place to reduce project uncertainty. Therefore, A is the best choice. B, C, D, and E are all incorrect because there is no evidence to suggest that project managers became less invested in processes such as redesign and testing, or more invested in informal planning and control issues, or that the project management approach adjusted to a systematic classification, or that project managers used fewer risk management techniques.

According to Shenhar and Dvir, as the Project System Scope