Examples Of Closed-Ended Questions In Research

Eyewitness memory is very fallible when it comes to police interviews. You must be very conscious of the types of questions you ask and how you ask them. It is very easy to put false memories in the heads of witnesses and they are very susceptible to suggestion. Using open-ended questions are the best way to get as much information as possible from the witness they allow the witness to tell their story and elaborate on what they saw. Where as closed-ended questions do not allow for the witness to elaborate and most closed-ended questions are simply yes or no answers. Forming QuestionsThe way in which you form your question is just as important as the question itself. For example, in the video they presented how not to form a question. They