Which conduct stakeholder analysis technique identifies stakeholder roles that may serve as a useful starting point for identifying actors and roles?

Interviews are an elicitation technique used to gather information from already-identified stakeholders, not a method for discovering stakeholder roles from scratch.

Use cases and user stories model system interactions through explicitly named actors, directly surfacing who interacts with the system and in what capacity. This makes them uniquely suited among the listed techniques for identifying stakeholder roles that might otherwise be overlooked during analysis.

Scope modeling defines the boundaries and context of a solution but is not designed to enumerate stakeholder roles as actors within a system.

Requirements workshops are used to collaboratively gather and refine requirements from known participants, not specifically to identify new stakeholder roles.