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dangina [55]
4 years ago
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In a weekly project update meeting, Liza asks the following questions of one of her employees: "Why were you late meeting your l

ast deadline? Were there external factors that delayed your work? Did other coworkers get their part of the assignment to you on time? Do you need more help from me?" What type of questions are these?
a. closed
b. rapport-building
c. solution-oriented
d. probing
e. funnel
Physics
1 answer:
Aleonysh [2.5K]4 years ago
7 0

Answer: This type of questions are called probing questions. The correct option is D.

Explanation:

Probing questions are the type of questions that are asked to investigate an ongoing event. It helps the investigator to know more about what is happening and how to obtain conclusive decisions through the personal opinions of the respondent . For example from the question, Liza wanted to know more about the project updates which was held in the weekly meetings. She asked her employees questions like:

- Why were you late meeting your last deadline?

-Were there external factors that delayed your work?

-Did other coworkers get their part of the assignment to you on time?

- Do you need more help from me?".

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