What is probing?

• A technique used to gather additional information and encourage deeper thinking.

• A type of closed-ended question.

• A strategy to end a conversation.

• A form of open-ended question.

Fill in the blank with the correct question: "How would you solve this problem ________?"

• Is it possible to solve this problem?

• Can you give an example of a similar problem?

• hat is the cause of this problem?

• Have you encountered this problem before?

Which type of question influences the respondent's answer by suggesting a particular response?

• Open-ended question

• Probing question

• Closed-ended question

• Leading question

Identify the type of question: "Tell me about your previous work experience."

• Open-ended question

• Closed-ended question

• Probing question

• Leading question

Fill in the blank with the correct question: "Could you explain how you came up with that conclusion? ________?"

• Can you repeat what you just said?

• Did anyone else help you with this?

• Why did you choose this approach?

• Do you have any data to support it?

Which type of question restricts the respondent to specific answer options?

• Open-ended question

• Probing question

• Closed-ended question

• Leading question

Identify the type of question: "Do you agree with the statement that climate change is a pressing global issue?"

• Open-ended question

• Closed-ended question

• Probing question

• Leading question

Fill in the blank with the correct question: "What are your thoughts on the recent market trends? ________?"

• How much did it cost?

• Have you seen any improvements?

• Can you provide more details?

• Is it better than the previous trends?

Which of the following is not a type of probing question?

• Yes/No questions

• Open-ended questions

• Leading questions

• Multiple-choice questions

Identify the type of question: "Why did you choose this particular solution?"

• Open-ended question

• Closed-ended question

• Multiple-choice question

• Leading question