PMI-ACP · Question #388
Personas are used in Agile requirements to depict which type of user?
The correct answer is B. Fictitious users. Personas in Agile are fictitious (fictional) users - they are invented characters that represent a type or segment of real users. They are not actual, real individuals. By giving a user type a name, photo, goals, and behaviors, teams can make more empathetic and user-centered…
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Personas are used in Agile requirements to depict which type of user?
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- AReal users
- BFictitious users
- CSuper users
- DBeta testers
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A2% (1)
- B92% (47)
- C4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Personas in Agile are fictitious (fictional) users - they are invented characters that represent a type or segment of real users. They are not actual, real individuals. By giving a user type a name, photo, goals, and behaviors, teams can make more empathetic and user-centered decisions. Personas are not super users (C) or beta testers (D), which are categories of real people.
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