Open questions extract students' thinking by inducing expansive thought but closed questions are not as stimulating as open ones [ 16], so open questions are recommended for questioning in class.
These have provided new insights, but importantly, they have opened new avenues for questioning.
We now think we are stuck in the circle, but maybe we can open up a space for questioning.
Opinions that narrowly define what constitutes torture; or open the door to sending prisoners for questioning to Egypt and Syria, which regularly use torture; or rule the president has some "inherent power" to ignore laws are all of concern to Congress and the public whether one agrees or disagrees with the legal analysis.
In addition, 10 questions focused on the questioning technique including the importance of the questioning technique, planning for questioning, mean number of questions, questioning time, question type, intended answerer, mean wait time after questioning, reasons for not questioning, reasons for not waiting, and the effect of the questioning technique.
The officers knocked on the door, the suspect opened it, and agreed peacefully to come in for questioning.
One committee member, Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas, left open the possibility that Mr. Torricelli could be called back for questioning before the full committee.
Discernment allows for questioning and uses the extra information wisely while staying open to new options or thinking or ideas.
He insisted that the military had given full cooperation by opening relevant files to prosecutors and making soldiers and officers available for questioning.
In September 2010 the rape investigation was re-opened, and in November 2010 a Swedish court approved a request to detain Mr Assange for questioning relating to one count of unlawful coercion, two counts of sexual molestation, and one count of rape.
