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hjlf
2 years ago
5

Danielle has asked some closed-ended questions to start an interview; then some open-ended questions. Now she wants to really wa

nts to get a greater depth of information about the process. She would probably use _________ questions.
Business
1 answer:
insens350 [35]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Probing

Explanation:

Probing is the term which is defined as the examine thoroughly, search into, ask the question closely and to explore with the probe.

For example, Asking What do think will happen?, Why do think this is the case and What sort of impact do you think?

So, in this case, Danielle who asked questions which are close ended as well open ended and she also asked some greater depth of the information regarding the process. Therefore, she probably uses the probing questions.

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