Okay, let's say you're researching people's experiences with social media. A good open-ended question might be: "Can you tell me about a time when you had a particularly positive or negative experience on social media?" This question is open-ended, non-judgmental, and relevant to the topic.
Another example might be: "How do you think social media has impacted your relationships with friends and family?" This question encourages people to share their thoughts and feelings about social media, and it's neutral enough to avoid influencing their response.
And, finally, here's an example of a bad open-ended question: "Don't you think social media is just a waste of time?" This question is leading, judgmental, and biased – it's more like a trap than an open-ended question!
