Open Questions
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Closed Questions
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What's your relationship with the ocean?
When did you first think that all might not be well with the ocean?
Did you observe any more signs of problems with the ocean before the fleet set sail?
Which part of the voyage were you on?
What did you observe?
What do you think these observations tell us?
So, in your experience, what is the value of people sailing into remote parts of the Pacific to see what's going on?
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Did the crew take samples of the rubbish?
Were your observations systematic?
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WALHT: Identify open and closed questions and evaluate the effectiveness of them in an interview.
Most effective questions:
- Did you observe any more signs of problems with the ocean before the fleet set sail?
- What do you think these observations tell us?
- So, in your experience, what is the value of people sailing into remote parts of the Pacific to see what's going on?
We believe they are the most effective because they give us more in-depth information about the person being interviewed.
The questions were quite pertinent and it can change the views of different audiences through the given information of the responses in the interview.
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