Question

Which of the following is true of asking solution-oriented questions?
They are opinions presented in question form.
Spending too much time on them can be counterproductive.
They are intended to guide people to your way of thinking.
It is difficult to keep a learner mind-set.

Answer 1

All of them. Solution-oriented questions often disguise your opinion as a question, steer people toward your preferred answer, make it hard to stay in a genuine learner’s mindset, and spending too much time on them (instead of exploring the problem first) can be counterproductive.