Scenarios, use cases, and user stories describe how stakeholders interact with a system or process. These techniques help identify stakeholder roles by outlining specific interactions, tasks, and responsibilities, making them a useful starting point for determining relevant actors and roles in stakeholder analysis.
An interview is a systematic approach designed to elicit business analysis
information from a person or group of people by talking to the interviewee(s),
asking relevant questions, and documenting the responses. The interview can
also be used for establishing relationships and building trust between business
analysts and stakeholders in order to increase stakeholder involvement or build
support for a proposed solution.
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Not fully convinced it's C. Scenarios and use cases and user stories are techniques used to model activity flows - not focused on identifying the actors and roles.
Keyword for me: 'identifies stakeholder roles'
I would therefore go with D. Interviews because that involves direct interaction with stakeholders to gather information about their roles, responsibilities, and perspectives.
See BAPM3.2 Plan Stakeholder Engagement 3.2.6 Technique: • Interviews: used to interact with specific stakeholders to gain more information or knowledge about stakeholder groups.
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