Thinking aloud testing:
A)slows down the user by about 17%
B)cannot provide performance data.
C)is a formative evaluation method.
D)all of the above

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Thinking aloud testing indeed slows down the user (typically by about 17%), cannot provide performance data because it focuses on the user's thought process rather than metrics like speed or error rates, and is a formative evaluation method used to gather insights during the development process to make improvements.

Thinking Aloud Testing