What type of stops can be performed on a process in the Control Room?

The correct choice is based on understanding the functionalities of process stops available in the Control Room. An Immediate Stop allows the process to cease all activities at once, regardless of its current state, effectively halting any ongoing transactions or operations. This type of stop is crucial in scenarios where a process must be terminated swiftly due to urgent tasks or issues that need addressing.

A Request Stop, on the other hand, is a more user-friendly approach, enabling operators to signal that a process should stop after completing its current transaction. This method ensures that processes aren't abruptly stopped, which might lead to unwanted issues such as data inconsistency or incomplete operations.

In summary, the combination of Immediate Stop and Request Stop covers the necessary types of stops a user would need to manage process execution effectively in the Control Room, ensuring both immediate halting and a graceful stop after current tasks. The other combinations listed in the options do not accurately reflect the functionalities specific to Blue Prism processes.