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Questions and their uses
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- 1Open questionsAllow freedom to the answer regarding the length and content.
- 2Closed questionsDon't allow freedom to the answer restricting the length and content.
- 3Highly open questionsHave literally no restrictions regrading the answer
- 4Moderately open questionsIndicates a direction to the answer, but keeps considerable freedom.
- 5Moderately closed questionsAsk for a limited and specific answer.
- 6Highly closed questionsAnswers are very restrictive, asking for very specific bits of information.
- 7Bipolar questionsClosed questions that ask for a answer from two polar choices.
- 8Primary questionsIntroduce a new topic and can stand alone even with no context.
- 9Probing questionsAre additional to primary questions.
- 10Silent probeUse of non-verbal signs to demonstrate interest and understanding of the respondent participation.
- 11Nudging probeSignals to the participant to continue answering with few words.
- 12Clearinghouse probeUsed when is necessary to check if everything important was answered.
- 13Informational probeUsed to get additional information.
- 14Restatement probeUsed when a question wasn't fully answered.
- 15Reflective probeUsed when the interviewer needs some clarification on the answer
- 16Mirror probeUsed to summarize a series of answers and check the understanding.
- 17Neutral questionsAsked without directing or pressuring the participant answer.
- 18Leading questionsAsked suggesting an answer; directing the participant.
- 19Loaded questionsExtremely leading questions. Usually use emotionally charged and/or low-level words.
- 20Bipolar trapLeads to a yes/no answers when the real objective is detailed or specific information.
- 21Open-to-closed switchStarts with and open question, but is rephrased to a closed or bipolar question.
- 22Double-barreled inquisitionWhen more than one question is asked instead of only one. Usually leads the participant to get confused and just partially answer the question(s).
- 23Leading pushOccurs when the interviewer suggest an answer using both language and non-verbal signs.
- 24Guessing gameHappens when instead of asking a question the interviewer try to guess information.
- 25YES/NO responseHappens when just YES and NO are possible answers to a question.
- 26Curious probeQuestions irrelevant to the topic.
- 27Quiz showQuestions that are either below or above the capacity of the participant to answer.
- 28Complexity vs. SimplicityQuestions that are hard to understand, with confuse, not clear information.
- 29Don't ask, Don't tellQuestions that touch in delicate/personal subjects and may lead to discomfort to the participant.
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