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Question #: 389
Topic #: 1
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Two business analysts (BAs) are working on a requirement elicitation activity. One BA comes across a checklist that contains stakeholder details such as who are involved, location, group dynamics that are to be considered before beginning the elicitation activity and seeks a clarification from the second BA. The other BA explains that these details, along with several other items mentioned in the checklist, are required to:

  • A. select elicitation techniques.
  • B. prepare stakeholders.
  • C. secure supporting material.
  • D. understand scope of elicitation.
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by 17b7c4c at Oct. 10, 2024, 1:47 p.m.

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A. select elicitation techniques.
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A. select elicitation techniques. Justification: The details in the checklist, such as stakeholder involvement, location, and group dynamics, are crucial factors in selecting the most appropriate elicitation techniques. These factors help the business analysts (BAs) determine which techniques will be the most effective based on the context of the stakeholders, the environment, and the type of information needed. Relevant Sections in BABOK: Section 3.2: Prepare for Elicitation emphasizes that understanding stakeholders' characteristics, location, and group dynamics helps in choosing the right elicitation techniques. These factors guide the decision-making process for whether to use interviews, workshops, focus groups, etc., depending on what will work best for the group involved.
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