Give 2 apa 7 cites from websites for: Qualitative risk analysis, as you mentioned, is more focused on identifying and assessing the likelihood and impact of risks. It's a more subjective approach that relies on expert judgment and experience. It's often used in the early stages of risk management to prioritize risks based on their potential impact and likelihood. Both methods have their strengths and weaknesses and are often used in conjunction to provide a comprehensive risk assessment. A project manager might use qualitative analysis to identify potential risks and then use quantitative analysis to measure and prioritize those risks. This combined approach can provide a more complete picture of the potential risks and help in developing effective risk mitigation strategies. This is a good thread to the discussion this week. Nice work