List two techniques used in qualitative risk analysis.

1. Brainstorming: In this technique, a group of experts or stakeholders come together to identify and discuss potential risks associated with a project or decision. This allows for a wide range of perspectives to be considered and helps to uncover risks that may not have been initially obvious.

2. Interviews: Conducting interviews with key stakeholders, project team members, or subject matter experts can provide valuable insights into potential risks. By asking open-ended questions and allowing for detailed responses, interviewers can gather qualitative data that can be used to assess and prioritize risks.

1. Delphi method
2. SWOT analysis