CAPM Practice: Determine how to gather requirements
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Correct answer: Involving end users as active co-designers of the solution, not just sources of requirements — leveraging their domain expertise to create more usable and appropriate solutions
Explanation
Participatory design involves users directly in design activities — sketching interfaces, defining workflows, co-creating prototypes. This produces more usable solutions and stronger user ownership of the outcome than approaches where users are only consulted.
**Why not B:** A technique for facilitating conflict resolution between stakeholders is facilitation or negotiation, not participatory design. Participatory design specifically involves end users as active co-designers of the solution, not as conflicting parties needing mediation.
**Why not C:** Requiring all stakeholders to participate equally in project management decisions describes a governance model, not participatory design. Participatory design focuses on involving end users in the design of the solution itself, not in project management decisions.
**Why not D:** Having the development team participate in business strategy discussions is cross-functional collaboration, not participatory design. Participatory design centers on end users co-designing the solution — leveraging their domain expertise to create more usable products.
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This question covers Determine how to gather requirements under Determine how to gather requirements (Business Analysis Frameworks).
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