You will know that knowledge is power and using the right kind of questions can help you gain that knowledge. But what happens when the questions you are asking just don’t get you the depth of information you are looking for?
You should probably try using ‘probing questions’.
Sometimes it’s as simple as asking your respondent for an example, to help you understand a statement they have made. At other times, you might need additional information for clarification.
This course will help you use probing questions to gain more information.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the four question types used to obtain underlying, and less obvious, information
- Explain their form and characteristics
- Demonstrate an understanding of their use
- Describe the construct of a summary question and the three situations where it is used
Course Duration
Target Audience
- All members of an organisation requiring a base level understanding of the subject.
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