CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Practice Exam

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What is the goal of identifying stakeholders?

  1. To update the change log

  2. To increase expert power

  3. To determine who stakeholders are and how they are impacted by a project's delivery

  4. To document lessons learned

The correct answer is: To determine who stakeholders are and how they are impacted by a project's delivery

Identifying stakeholders is an important step in project management as it helps determine who will be affected by the project's delivery. This includes understanding their interests, concerns, and level of influence. Option A is incorrect as updating a change log is a separate task in project management. Option B is incorrect as increasing expert power is not the main goal of stakeholder identification. Option D is incorrect as documenting lessons learned is also a different task in project management. The main goal of identifying stakeholders is to have a comprehensive understanding of all individuals and groups that will be affected by the project in order to effectively manage their needs and expectations.