PMI-ACP Question 138

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  Vote A

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  Option A. In Agile, a retrospective is a meeting held at the end of an iteration to review the team's performance, identify areas for improvement, and plan actions for the next iteration. It is important that the retrospective is conducted in an open and safe environment where team members can freely express their thoughts and ideas. If discussions among team members indicate conflict prior to a retrospective, the agile practitioner should review the established ground rules with the team. The ground rules are agreed-upon guidelines for communication and behavior that help to create a safe environment for open and honest feedback. The agile practitioner can remind the team about the ground rules and emphasize the importance of respecting each other's opinions and maintaining a safe and open environment during the retrospective.

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  A is correct. Snow5 has given a valid reason to explain the answer.