When conducting a change risk assessment, which key source inputs should you take into consideration...

ACMP defines risk assessment as identifying factors that may undermine adoption and benefits realization. Thefour foundational inputsinclude: (1)Stakeholder analysis—who is impacted and their influence; (2)Change impact assessment—the degree and scope of disruption; (3)Organizational change capacity—how much concurrent change the organization can absorb; and (4)Culture assessment—underlying values and behaviors that may support or block change. These combined inputs provide a holistic picture of adoption risks. While strategy and performance measures matter, they belong to alignment and strategy formulation. Sponsor appetite is relevant but not a primary risk input. Thus, the most accurate answer is optionB.

(Reference: ACMP Standard, Process Group 1 – Evaluate Change Impact and Readiness, Activities: Assess organizational culture, Assess capacity and saturation, Perform stakeholder analysis, and Assess impact.)