Which conduct stakeholder analysis technique is useful for identifying shared characteristics of a stakeholder group?

Surveys allow a business analyst to distribute the same set of questions to a large number of stakeholders simultaneously, making it the most efficient technique for identifying shared characteristics, common concerns, and patterns within a stakeholder group. Unlike one-on-one methods, surveys aggregate responses so trends and commonalities become visible across the entire population.

Scope modeling defines the boundaries of a solution and is not a stakeholder analysis technique used to identify shared characteristics.

Brainstorming is an elicitation technique for generating ideas collectively and does not systematically capture or compare shared traits across a defined stakeholder group.

Interviews are one-on-one or small-group conversations that provide deep individual insight but are not efficient for identifying shared characteristics across an entire stakeholder group.