Free CompTIA Project+ PK0-005 Actual Exam Questions - Question 6 Discussion
new product. The teams are recording their opinions, which may be used to define the final product
that is sent to mass production. Which of the following best describes this technique?
Option D, it matches the idea of gathering targeted opinions from multiple groups.
B imo, a workshop often involves structured sessions with teams working together to generate ideas or solve problems, which could fit if they’re actively discussing the product rather than just giving feedback.
Makes sense to rule out demonstration and workshop since it’s more about collecting opinions than teaching or joint work. D feels right here. D
D. Focus groups typically involve collecting opinions from several people to influence a product, which fits here since the teams are giving feedback that will shape the final product. It’s not brainstorming because that’s more about generating ideas without structured feedback. Also, it’s unlikely to be a workshop since there’s no indication of active collaboration or real-time discussion across the teams. So, D seems to best match the scenario where separate groups provide structured feedback for decision-making.
C, since brainstorming is about gathering ideas from multiple people, not just feedback.
This definitely isn’t a demonstration since that’s more about showing how something works. I’d say it’s not a workshop either, because those usually involve teams actively working together at the same time. Since the teams are just providing recorded feedback independently, D fits best as focus groups gather opinions separately to influence the final product. So, I’m going with D here.
D imo, since focus groups usually involve gathering opinions from multiple participants to shape a product, and here the main goal is getting feedback rather than just generating ideas.
Option C seems less likely since brainstorming is more about generating new ideas rather than collecting feedback from multiple teams. So it’s probably not that.
D fits because the goal is structured feedback, not just open discussion.
D. Focus groups typically involve gathering structured feedback from participants, which matches the scenario better than brainstorming or demonstrations that are less about collecting opinions systematically.
D, since focus groups are all about collecting opinions from multiple people.
Actually, it’s not a workshop (B) since those usually involve active collaboration and problem-solving, not just collecting opinions. Focus group (D) fits better because it’s about gathering feedback from selected participants.
Is the feedback structured or more open-ended? That might clarify if it’s a workshop (B) or focus group (D).