What is the primary goal of risk identification in the context of software testing?
- To document testing procedures
- To find the root cause of defects
- To list out potential threats
- To prioritize testing activities
The primary goal of "Risk Identification" is to list out or pinpoint all potential threats or risks that could impact the quality or timeline of the project. While the root cause analysis, documentation, and prioritization are essential, they come after the risks have been clearly identified.
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