Ask openended questions to gather more information from "summary" of How to Read People Like a Book by Christopher Kingler
When you want to dig deeper into someone's thoughts or feelings, asking open-ended questions is the way to go. These types of questions encourage the other person to share more information, as they cannot simply give a yes or no answer. By asking open-ended questions, you show that you are genuinely interested in what the other person has to say and are willing to listen to them. This can help build rapport and trust in the conversation.
Open-ended questions allow the other person to express themselves freely without feeling restricted by the question. This can lead to more meaningful and insightful responses, as the person has the opportunity to delve into their thoughts and feelings. When you ask open-ended questions, you are giving the other person the space to share their perspective without feeling judged or pressured t...
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