In Investigative Questioning, How Do Leading Questions and Open-Ended Questions

question 81

Multiple Choice

In investigative questioning, how do leading questions and open-ended questions compare?

• A)Open-ended questions lead to more accuracy but fewer details than leading questions.
• B)Open-ended questions lead to more accuracy and more details than leading questions.
• C)Leading questions lead to more accuracy but fewer details than open-ended questions.
• D)Leading questions lead to more accuracy and more details than open-ended questions.
• E)Both types of questions lead equally to many details, but little accuracy.

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