According to Keil and Robey (1999),a common pitfall in monitoring the risks of a project already underway is:
A) relying too heavily on the use of consultants.
B) failing to increase the resources working on the project.
C) ignoring negative feedback.
D) all of the above

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Ignoring negative feedback is a common pitfall in monitoring the risks of a project already underway. Relying too heavily on the use of consultants or failing to increase the resources working on the project are also potential pitfalls, but they are not mentioned as commonly occurring in the study by Keil and Robey (1999). Therefore, the correct answer is C.

According to Keil and Robey (1999),a Common Pitfall in Monitoring