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To refine vague user requirements, you can conduct an interactive interview that iteratively tests hypotheses and asks targeted questions to surface underlying user intent and reduce ambiguity.

The best way to extract user intent is through a confidence-driven inquiry process that formulates a hypothesis about user needs and asks one question at a time to reach high certainty before proceeding.

To stop making assumptions during requirements gathering, use a structured interactive process that validates hypotheses with the client at each step, ensuring the final requirements match their actual goals.

Yes, interactive hypothesis testing works by guiding users through a structured questioning sequence to resolve underspecified requests, minimizing guesswork and increasing outcome accuracy.

Use an iterative questioning process when initial user requests lack specific details, allowing you to systematically explore and confirm their needs before committing to product development.

Yes, you can use structured interviews to reduce ambiguity in user communication by establishing a clear hypothesis and iteratively confirming details until a high confidence level is achieved.