Question 33

Question

One of the key elements of a data-centric methodology is the data requirements phase. During
CPMAI Phase II, several unexpected issues have developed and are now threatening the data
collection efforts.
What course of action might make the issue worse?

Accepted Answer

See if you can adjust the scope of this interaction to continue with the project

Anita · Answer

C or D but leaning C. Adjusting the scope (C) without reassessing requirements or impacts could make things worse by introducing more risk and uncertainty during data collection, since you’re not solving the underlying problem. Pretty sure that’s the catch here, but open to pushback.

Luna · Answer

I see why people are split, but C makes sense here. If you just adjust the scope in the middle of Phase II to keep moving, you risk missing critical requirements and possibly collecting the wrong data. You're not really addressing the root issue and could end up wasting more time/resources. Not 100% sure, let me know if anyone has another angle.

Alex S. · Answer

B tbh

Kevin K. · Answer

I don’t think it’s C. B. This was a really clear scenario.

PMI CPMAI_v7 Real Exam Questions [October 2026 Update] Quiz

One of the key elements of a data-centric methodology is the data requirements phase. During CPMAI Phase II, several unexpected issues have developed and are now threatening the data collection efforts. What course of action might make the issue worse?

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