What is the primary purpose of the interview technique?

The correct answer is C. To elicit business analysis information. The primary purpose of the interview technique is to elicit business analysis information directly from stakeholders through a structured or semi-structured conversation. Interviews are one of the most commonly used elicitation techniques and can be conducted individually or in…

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ATo identify the functional role of the stakeholder
BTo establish stakeholder relationships and trust
CTo elicit business analysis information
DTo view and understand activities and their context

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C
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D
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The primary purpose of the interview technique is to elicit business analysis information directly from stakeholders through a structured or semi-structured conversation. Interviews are one of the most commonly used elicitation techniques and can be conducted individually or in small groups. Key objectives of interviews include: Discovering stakeholder needs, expectations, and experiences Clarifying requirements and business rules Validating assumptions and capturing detailed information While interviews can also build trust and identify stakeholder roles, those are secondary benefits. The main goal remains to gather the information necessary to support analysis and define

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