CAPM (Certified Associate in Project Management) Practice Exam

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What are affinity diagrams used for?

Calculating project budgets
Generating ideas and forming organized patterns of thought about a problem
Mapping out project timelines
Organizing team responsibilities

The correct answer is: Generating ideas and forming organized patterns of thought about a problem

Affinity diagrams are used for generating ideas and forming organized patterns of thought about a problem. They help in organizing a large number of ideas or issues into their natural relationships. This technique is commonly used in brainstorming sessions to group related ideas together and identify common themes or patterns. The other options provided are not related to the primary purpose of affinity diagrams and are therefore incorrect.