Potential Problems of Prototyping Include All of the Following EXCEPT

question 50

Multiple Choice

Potential problems of prototyping include all of the following EXCEPT ____.

• A) the rapid pace of development can create quality problems
• B) some system requirements, such as reliability and maintainability, cannot be tested adequately
• C) prototypes become unwieldy and difficult to manage in very complex systems
• D) prototyping increases the risk and potential financial exposure that occur when a finished system fails to support business needs

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Definitions:

Erikson's Theory

A psychological theory proposed by Erik Erikson, which outlines eight stages of psychosocial development throughout the human lifespan, each characterized by a specific challenge or crisis.

Autonomy

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Independence

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Positive Reinforcement

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