What are the major differences between managing negative risks and managing positive risks (opportunities)?
a) Negative risks focus on minimizing losses, while positive risks focus on maximizing gains.
b) Negative risks involve avoiding potential threats, while positive risks involve seeking potential opportunities.
c) Negative risks are typically associated with uncertainty and potential harm, while positive risks involve uncertainty with potential benefits.
d) Negative risks are managed through risk mitigation strategies, while positive risks are managed through risk exploitation strategies.
