Elicitation
Pronunciation: /ˈiɫaɪˈsaɪteɪʃən/
Elicitation (noun)
- The process of asking questions to get answers or information from someone.
- The act of bringing out a reaction, feeling, or response from people.
- In software work, the process of finding and collecting what users need from a system.
Examples
- The interview used elicitation to get information from the witness.
- Good elicitation helps the team get information quickly.