TYPES OF QUESTIONS TO ASK HER 

 

Opening question: The purpose of an opening question is not to get detailed information but to just encourage the woman to be comfortable and begin talking

 

Introductory question: Questions are designed to introduce the topic of discussion and to help the woman connect to the topic you use

 

Transition question: These questions move the conversation where you want the woman to go

 

Key question: These are central to the research being conducted and require the mose careful and thorough analysis

 

Ending questions: These questions bring closure to the discussion topic and allow the woman to reflect on your prior comments

 

Hypothetical question: Asks how a woman might react in a given situation.

 

Opinion question: Asks for the woman's judgment about something

 

Factual question: See information that can be proven

 

Indirect question: Seeks specific information without directly asking for it

 

Direct question: Straight forward; asks exactly what the interviewer wants to know and leaves no room for ambiguity

 

Neutral question: Implies no specific or “right” or “wrong” answer

 

Leading question: Suggests the desired answer

 

Secondary question: Helps the interviewer better understand the answer to a primary question

 

Primary question: Begins a new topic

 

Highly closed question: Not only seeks a specific answer but may even provide answers from which to choose

 

Closed question: Seeks a very specific answer

 

Open-ended question: Broad in scope, giving the respondent a great deal of freedom in her answer

QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR SELF BEFORE TEXTING, TALKING ON THE PHONE, OR FACE TO FACE.

 

WHO YOU ARE TALKING TO (TYPES)

 

WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY TO THEM

 

WHEN YOU ARE SAYING IT, WHERE ARE YOU SAYING IT AT

 

WHY ARE YOU SAYING WHAT YOU ARE SAYING

 

HOW ARE YOU SAYING IT