To gather requirements from stakeholders, the project manager sits down with them and allows them to discuss freely. Which a following technique is the project manager utilizing?

The correct answer is D. Focus group. A focus group is a facilitated discussion involving multiple stakeholders who are encouraged to talk openly and freely about a topic, product, or requirement. The facilitator guides the conversation but allows participants to interact with each other and explore ideas…

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Options

AProcess moving
BBrainstorming
CInterview
DFocus group

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A
8% (3)
B
3% (1)
C
3% (1)
D
87% (34)

Explanation

A focus group is a facilitated discussion involving multiple stakeholders who are encouraged to talk openly and freely about a topic, product, or requirement. The facilitator guides the conversation but allows participants to interact with each other and explore ideas organically. This is distinct from an interview (C), which is a structured one-on-one Q&A session. Brainstorming (B) is a specific idea-generation technique focused on producing as many ideas as possible, usually with stricter facilitation. 'Process moving' (A) is not a recognized requirements-gathering technique.

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