During a parks workshop on a splash-pad renovation, the facilitator wants a first-draft list of uncertainties. Which technique best populates that initial risk list?
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Short Explanation
You cannot manage what you have not named yet. Brainstorming is the workshop move that fills the blank risk list with raw ideas. Later you score and respond—but first you get the threats and opportunities onto the board.
Full Explanation
Brainstorming is a common identification technique that generates candidate risks without premature filtering. The resulting list becomes the starting content of the risk register for qualitative or quantitative analysis. Charter approval authorizes the project; variance calculations and response plans assume risks have already been identified.